GG−OFFICE on moving between analogue and digital with intention

GG−OFFICE operates from a baroque apartment in the heart of Modica – a place in Sicily with strong roots in local history, from which founders Enrico Gisana and Francesca Giampiccolo are trying to grow something new. The independent studio, established in 2021, moves between analogue and digital: sketches get transferred to screen, then printed and torn and folded before being scanned back in. In our chat, they discuss Sicily’s influence on their practice, why dysfunction can be a stimulus, and what it means to design identities that move with intention rather than defend a fixed style. TBI: Hi Enrico and Francesca, how are you both? GG: We’re doing well, thanks for asking. A simple question, but one with a slightly more complex answer. At the moment, we’re partly victims of weather-related mood swings and partly carried by the energy that comes with the beginning of a new year. Other than that, we’re in a sort of alert waiting mode, curious to see what 2026 has in store for us.