Adalberto is an artist and creative director working at the intersection of art and design with a focus on public engagement. Partnering with small and large organisations, his practice interweaves culture with education at all ages and abilities. He transforms people’s voices and their vision into modern art – by the community, for the community.

After training as a designer at Fabrica Research Centre by Benetton and earning a Master’s degree in Interior Design at the Royal College of Art, he set up Adalberto Lonardi Studios. Adalberto won the RCA Interior Design 2020 Student of the Year Award and the RCA Architecture Climate/ Spatial Justice Prize for The United Generations project.

Among his recent projects include participation at a satellite event of the Venice Biennale, and projects with Wimbledon Foundation, Foster + Partners, art'otel, Southwark Cathedral, Kensington and Chelsea Art Week, Nine Elms Art Trail, and Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. He was also shortlisted for the Dulwich Picture Gallery and Tessa Jowell Health Centre art project.

He is an Associate Lecturer at the Royal College of Art, London College of Communication (UAL) and Chief Creative Officer at London-based community organization, Katherine Low Settlement.