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I’m Nicola Bozzano, a visual and motion designer based in Turin. I graduated from IAAD in 2025 and have since gained experience working with creative agencies such as Hello Tomorrow, Undesign and Blank Spaces, focusing mainly on motion design and video editing.
Outside work, I’ve had the opportunity to volunteer on farms in Ireland and Spain through Workaway. Living and working in different environments taught me to adapt quickly, collaborate with people from different backgrounds, and stay open to new perspectives.
I’m Nicola Bozzano, a visual and motion designer based in Turin. I graduated from IAAD in 2025 and have since gained experience working with creative agencies such as Hello Tomorrow, Undesign and Blank Spaces, focusing mainly on motion design and video editing.
Outside work, I’ve had the opportunity to volunteer on farms in Ireland and Spain through Workaway. Living and working in different environments taught me to adapt quickly, collaborate with people from different backgrounds, and stay open to new perspectives.
I’m Nicola Bozzano, a visual and motion designer based in Turin. I graduated from IAAD in 2025 and have since gained experience working with creative agencies such as Hello Tomorrow, Undesign and Blank Spaces, focusing mainly on motion design and video editing.
Outside work, I’ve had the opportunity to volunteer on farms in Ireland and Spain through Workaway. Living and working in different environments taught me to adapt quickly, collaborate with people from different backgrounds, and stay open to new perspectives.
When I’m not animating, you’ll probably find me playing with sticks (carving wooden spoons) .
What started as a way to slow down and make something with my hands has become a genuine passion. I also share parts of the process through short reels. It’s a completely different kind of creative practice, but one that keeps me curious, patient and attentive to the small details.
When I’m not animating, you’ll probably find me playing with sticks (carving wooden spoons) .
What started as a way to slow down and make something with my hands has become a genuine passion. I also share parts of the process through short reels. It’s a completely different kind of creative practice, but one that keeps me curious, patient and attentive to the small details.
When I’m not animating, you’ll probably find me playing with sticks (carving wooden spoons) .
What started as a way to slow down and make something with my hands has become a genuine passion. I also share parts of the process through short reels. It’s a completely different kind of creative practice, but one that keeps me curious, patient and attentive to the small details.