Guglielmo Rossi

Originally from Genoa, Italy, Guglielmo migrated to London twenty years ago. His politics formed reading graffiti on the walls of his hometown: work-consume-be silent-die; take over the city; tell the children to be anti-fascists. He first learned about Palestine while hanging out in squatted social centers, and found out about communism listening to his parents shouting at Silvio Berlusconi on TV. Guglielmo researches the interplay of radical politics and publishing in archives, teaches graphic design at Camberwell College of Arts, and runs a design practice called Bandiera.

Website: www.bandiera.co.uk/

Instagram: @b_a_n_d_i_e_r_a/