NABA Projects

NABA, Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti during the Design Week took part in the event conceived by Alcova, at the spaces of the Ex Macello di Porta Vittoria - in Viale Molise, 62 in Milan - with the exhibition "L'Allievo. A dialogue between generations of designers NABA".

The immersive experience designed by NABA with AMSA - Gruppo A2A, during the Milan Design Week, as part of the exhibition-event INTERNI Cross Vision for FuoriSalone 2024, communicates the positive outcomes of separate waste collection for environmental sustainability.

Craftsmanship and technology, innovation and heritage: the partnership between Canali and NABA celebrates the company’s 90th anniversary through sculptures, installations, and video and digital experimentations co-created with Artificial Intelligence.

In the first special Dr. Martens project for young creativity in an Italian academy, NABA students reinterpreted the English brand's boots with a focus on sustainability and AI experimentation.

NABA together with Manuelito gladly present “Manuelito Back to School”,  a series of Live streaming hosted on the artist’s Twitch channel. The collaboration touched the themes of character design, animation thorugh motion capture systems, the use of Unreal Engine software, virtual production for the development of real time VFX and many more.

Virtual Production is the innovative technology that creates digital visual effects on set, using software born for videogames development. The Virtual Set -made in NABA Milan Campus from May 3rd to 7th 2021 - was the scenario for the filming of two short movies, result of the collaboration between students, lecturers, and technical partners. The initiative is part of a path that begins from the fields of expertise that characterise the BA’s specialisations (VFX, 3D Design, and Game Development), revolving around contemporary multimedia and digital production with great attention to experiments in the VR, MX, and Virtual Production fields.

The collaboration between NABA, Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti, and DANI, has developed through two workshops involving the Fashion Design and Product Design courses in the creation of artefacts using Zero Waste Dani leather and leather scraps from the Dani manufacture.

The BA Design students, together with Amsa (A2A Group), have developed innovative ideas and digital strategies focusing on the theme of circular economy and waste, in order to involve and improve the behavior of citizens in the Amsa’s collection system.

The sectoral brand Alpaca del Peru is one of the protagonists of Pitti Filati 89. In this edition was also presented the outfit resulting from the project in collaboration between Promperú Italia and the students of the 2nd and 3rd year of the BA and the 1st year of the MA in Fashion Design of NABA, Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti.