Moodart is the first Italian school of communication for fashion and art, founded in Verona in 2011 by Elisa Sorrentino.
Moodart's teaching philosophy combines academic approach and experiential dimension. A path rooted in theory, but open to experimentation, interdisciplinary dialogue and the construction of a critical vision of the contemporary. Moodart is a School that prepares students to define the future society, valuing the slow creative process, the analog and the archiving of experience, in the fusion with innovation and technology.
With international workshops in cities such as New York, Paris, London, Copenhagen and Barcelona, the School offers a comprehensive, job-oriented educational experience, thanks in part to a top-notch faculty team, company visits and meetings with industry professionals.
Today, after 15 years, Moodart has more than 350 students a year and works with more than 200 partner companies, ensuring excellent preparation and job opportunities for its alumni.
The projects reflect two distinct yet deeply connected contemporary visions. Luna Luzza explores the relationship between identity and the digital world, giving voice to her generation through aesthetics, memes, and a visual language that is both ironic and sincere. Alessia and Julie investigate the intersection of man, machine, and the sacred, inspired by the polarization between archive and digital. Their work is conceptual, hybrid, and embryonic, aiming to leave an emotional and reflective mark that resonates with the viewer and sparks new connections.
