Hey again!

My name is Luca Ferla Faccioni, and my biggest passion is storytelling. In graphic design, I found a way to visually communicate with others and help them tell their stories. Still, I'm always looking for new or different means to talk about each experience in the most impactful way possible. So far, I've done that in the form of a feature-length travel documentary, which started in the concentration camps of Poland and ended at the sunny shores of Tel Aviv, brand identities for both individuals and companies, and advertising and merchandising products. You can also browse this website to check out other projects that would've been too long to explain, such as my non-destructive proposal to bring punk back to NYC's East Village neighborhood. 

I was born and raised in Rio Grande do Sul, a State in Southern Brazil that borders Uruguay and Argentina, with a lifestyle that combines the cultures of these three countries. After graduating High School, I moved to New York City, where I studied at Parsons School of Design for a year and a half. I'm continuing my bachelor's education at SCAD Atlanta, where I live for most of the year, but during any larger break, you're more likely to find me at a football game in Brazil or cooking in my mom's kitchen.