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Silvio Lorusso

Silvio Lorusso (born 1985) is an Italian writer, artist, and designer. His work critically examines design culture, technology, digital platforms, and labor. He is the author of Entreprecariat (2019), a book on entrepreneurialism and precarious labor, and What Design Can’t Do (2023), which explores the limitations of the design profession.

Silvio Lorusso

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Name
Silvio Lorusso
Born
1985
Birthplace
Altamura, Italy
Field
Contemporary Art, Design, Non-fiction Writing
Training
IUAV University of Venice and Politecnico di Bari
Nationality
Italy
Occupation
writer · university teacher · artist · design historian · designer
Fields
literary activity · design · art
Languages
Italian

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Silvio Lorusso (born 1985) is an Italian writer, artist, and designer. His work critically examines design culture, technology, digital platforms, and labor. He is the author of Entreprecariat (2019), a book on entrepreneurialism and precarious labor, and What Design Can’t Do (2023), which explores the limitations of the design profession.

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