Beppe Conti
Beppe Conti is an illustrator and visual designer based in Turin. His work focuses on digital collage, complemented by analog techniques, and operates at the intersection of concept, art direction, and graphic design. Through surreal, layered visual worlds, he combines archival material, photography, graphic elements, and textures to create narrative compositions that explore themes of nature, memory, and identity.
A conscious dialogue between analog and digital practices shapes his creative process. Alongside digital illustrations, he produces canvas works, handcrafted objects, and wall installations for interior projects. Trained as a graphic designer at the Politecnico di Torino, Beppe Conti develops visual identities, layouts, campaigns, and cohesive visual languages across print, digital, and animation.
He regularly works conceptually for international publications such as The New York Times, Financial Times, Forbes, and Politico, as well as for fashion and design brands including Golden Goose, Dr. Martens, Foscarini, and Luxottica. His work has been published and exhibited worldwide and is frequently animated in collaboration with motion designers for television, advertising, and music- and brand-related communication.
