Selected as one of the best “New Italian Designers” from the Triennale of Milan, Thomas Berloffa has been responsible for projects for national and international museums, foundations, musical artists, private companies and public administrations. Awarded with an honorable mention at the XX edition of the Premio Compasso d’Oro, he has curated cultural events in more than 20 countries. He currently teaches and lectures at the European Institute of Design in their Master of International Design program. He has been a key collaborator of the artist Marina Abramovic with regard to the branding of the Marina Abramovic Institute (Hudson, NY) and for the promotion of the same as curator of all graphics and design. He has also worked extensively for the architectural studio of Daniel Libeskind, curating various projects related to architecture. His personal style combines a marketing oriented approach enriched with art and design elements which contribute to creating projects which demonstrate a strong and precise institutional profile, but which have a decidedly artistic imprint as well.
A computer graphics engineer and specialist. Expert in modeling oriented towards prototyping and visualization. Since 2003 collaborates with the architect Italo Rota in developing and designing museum spaces and exhibits, as well as the production of specific material for marketing and communications. Over the years, he has studied applications dedicated to simulations, and has developed models for video games, with emphasis on exploring themes of visualization in real time. Today, he dedicates his vast experience to the world of virtual reality.