How does our relationship with the environment change when the seasons no longer behave as we know them? Post-Seasonality reflects on the impact of the climate crisis on natural cycles, exploring new scenarios of adaptation through design and art direction.
Post-Seasonalit
Art Direction. Students from the Official Bachelor's Degrees in Fashion Design, Product Design, and Graphic Design
Academic year
2025/2026
The disruption of natural cycles caused by the climate crisis is transforming our perception of time, landscape, and the ways we inhabit the world. In response to this reality, Post-Seasonality reflects on the potential scenarios that may emerge in a future shaped by environmental uncertainty.
Developed within the Art Direction course by students from the Official Bachelor's Degrees in Fashion Design, Product Design, and Graphic Design, the project adopts an experimental and speculative approach to explore how systems of production, consumption, and everyday life might evolve in response to increasingly unpredictable climatic conditions.
The proposal understands art direction as a tool for research and critical thinking, capable of visualizing alternative futures and opening new conversations about our relationship with the environment. Through a multidisciplinary approach, the project invites us to rethink current models and imagine new forms of adaptation in a context of constant change.
