FEDERICO BABINA
Geometric Ilustrations
Federico Babina is an Italian architect and artist known for his unique blend of architecture and graphic design. His work often features stylized, abstracted buildings and landscapes that explore themes such as urbanism, nostalgia, and the relationship between architecture and art.
Born in Bari, Italy in 1976, Babina studied architecture and developed an interest in graphic design, which he began to combine in his work. His illustrations depict imaginary buildings, inspired by architectural styles, film, literature and art history. He often uses playful and whimsical elements in his illustrations to create a sense of nostalgia and to evoke feelings of familiarity and warmth in the viewer.
Babina's work is known for its unique blend of architecture and graphic design, and he often uses his illustrations to explore themes such as urbanism and the relationship between architecture and art. His work is often highly detailed, and he uses a variety of mediums such as digital art, lithography, woodcut, etching and screen printing to create his illustrations. His illustrations are well known for the playfulness and imagination, and for the way that he makes architectural ideas relatable and accessible to a wide audience.
Federico Babina's work has been exhibited in galleries and museums internationally and is part of several prestigious public and private collections. He continues to push the boundaries of illustration and architecture, and his work continues to inspire and captivate audiences around the world. He is also well recognized by prestigious architecture and design magazines and websites.