Adalberto Lonardi Studio is a London-based art and design studio creating large-scale public artworks, community-led commissions, and site-responsive cultural experiences. Working internationally across the UK, Europe and China, the studio operates at the intersection of art, design, education, and social engagement. Its projects are developed in dialogue with local communities, councils, global cultural institutions, foundations, and brands transforming collective stories into colourful visual experiences.
VISION
The studio’s vision is to unite people through art and design and to drive positive change in society. Each project begins with a dialogue with the communities and stakeholders that define a place, through workshops, interviews, and collaborative making. The practice translates collective memory into a distinctive visual vocabulary defined by bold colour, rhythmic composition, and symbolic simplicity. Playful and vibrant, the imagery is grounded in careful research into social context, architectural surroundings, and cultural heritage. For this reason, the studio works across painting, glass, textiles, inflatables, and digital media, allowing each project to respond technically and materially to its environment.
THE STUDIO
Adalberto Lonardi Studio brings together a flexible team of creatives, producers, designers, researchers, digital specialists, fabricators, and community partners. Each commission is shaped by the people and expertise required for its context, from public art and participatory workshops to immersive digital experiences and large-scale fabrication. This collaborative structure allows the studio to move fluidly between artistic vision, community engagement, technical production, and public impact.
FOUNDER
Adalberto Lonardi is an Italian visual artist and creative director based in London. He founded Adalberto Lonardi Studio as an interdisciplinary practice dedicated to public art, socially engaged design, and cultural projects rooted in education and participation. After completing a Master’s degree in Interior Design at the Royal College of Art in London in 2020, where he was awarded the Spatial Justice Prize by the RCA School of Architecture, Adalberto developed a practice focused on colour, storytelling, and collective identity. He previously studied Business Engineering at the University of Parma and design at IED Madrid.