Arianna Gilioli
Hey, I am Arianna!
To me, the beauty of graphic design lies in its ability to solve problems, evoke emotion, and shift perspectives. I believe in the emotional power of branding, not just in selling a product, but in telling a story that connects on a human level. I'm especially drawn to the world of advertising, to campaigns that resonate emotionally beyond language or geographical boundaries. My practice is rooted in curiosity, storytelling, and the pursuit of design that not only looks good, but makes people feel something.
The Bucket List
What if Tinder wasn’t just about looks? The Bucket List is a new in-app feature that shifts the focus from appearance to aspiration, where your face isn’t the first thing people see: your dreams are. Instead of profile pictures, users showcase their aspirations. Matches happen when someone resonates with your dream and starts a conversation by responding to your goal. It’s no longer about appearances; it’s about shared ambitions, meaningful connections, conversations, and real possibilities.




What IF
The ‘What Would You Wear If' is a bold Depop challenge inspiring young creatives to express their individuality through unexpected life moments, like ‘What would you wear if it was your last day on Earth?’ or ‘If there was a zombie apocalypse?’. By sharing outfits on social media and the Depop website, participants spark creativity, break fashion expectations, inspire the community, turn their personal style into a creative statement, and also highlight the versatility of their wardrobe. More than just a challenge, it’s a celebration of self-expression in an humorous way... because on Depop, you’re the main character.




It's not a Metaphor
This imaginative campaign for Meta Quest 3S redefines what’s possible in the world of sports and fitness. Blurring the line between physical and virtual, it challenges the limits of real life and transforms the headset into a gateway for movement, connection, and discovery. Instead of imagining what could be, users experience it firsthand on virtual courts that feel real, and in real spaces enhanced by digital immersion. What stops in real life begins in Meta. It’s not just a metaphor: it’s happening. This campaign makes fitness feel more exciting, inclusive, and hybrid than ever before.



