No.3 |2026
In an increasingly complex and interconnected world, communication also means knowing how to convey complex content through different codes, capable of speaking to different audiences and sparking new forms of engagement and participation.
Francesca Rosina
Francesca Rosina
Stories from this issue
The app as seen through the eyes of the designer.
Through the technical lens of Riccardo Cambò, known professionally as Breccia, a UX designer, we have taken an in-depth look at the new BPER app and its design principles. Our app has been redesigned to offer an experience that is increasingly simple, clear and user-centred. In this process, design plays a fundamental role: translating real needs into intuitive and accessible solutions.
When art helps us understand the economy.
GRANDE! is BPER Banca’s project aimed at the final years of primary school, developed in collaboration with Librì Progetti Educativi and La Galleria BPER. The initiative uses visual language and art as learning tools to make concepts such as saving and money management simpler and more accessible, offering an inclusive and engaging educational kit that transforms learning into a hands-on experience.
Classical art, AI and new perspectives.
What happens when classical art meets Artificial Intelligence and the perspective of the younger generations? This is the question that forms the starting point for La Galleria 2.0, a PCTO project promoted by La Galleria BPER as part of Museimpresa’s ‘A scuola d’impresa’ initiative. With the support of artist Alessandro Sambini, three classes from the ‘A. Venturi’ Institute in Modena have explored the relationship between images and AI. The result is a single collective artwork, which is now on permanent display within the school.
