Lucia Ragusa | Design portfolio

Mignole is an identity and packaging project for a product rooted in tradition. The direction looks for an elegant way to express that heritage while giving the product a clear presence of its own.

Art direction, brand identity, and packaging are considered together. The focus is on creating a consistent expression that carries the character of the product from the identity to the object people hold.

The Wild Silence is a self-initiated digital experience that brings sound, motion, and imagery into a single narrative. It explores how a website can create a sense of place through the way these elements unfold together.

The work spans digital strategy, website design, and brand identity. The aim is to give each part of the experience a shared visual language, connecting the identity with the rhythm of the site.

Dufrene Modern Display is a type design project inspired by Art Nouveau. It explores how the movement’s decorative character can inform a contemporary display typeface.

The focus is on letterforms as a visual voice in their own right. The project considers how a historical reference can become a distinctive typographic expression for larger-scale use.

Reneuf is a skincare identity inspired by clinical cleansing and scientific research. The creative direction looks for a clear visual expression that gives the science behind the product a central role.

The project connects brand identity, packaging, and website design. These touchpoints share a direction intended to communicate the skincare proposition consistently, from the product to its digital presence.

Eagle explores a different way to express a sports identity, moving away from familiar visual clichés. The direction places a sense of community at the centre, with an emphasis on belonging and distinction.

Creative direction, brand identity, and website design form one connected project. The aim is to carry this perspective across both the visual system and the way the community is presented online.

A minimal website for Ivan Beschastnyi, designed to bring a career in progress into one place. The experience balances a simple structure with a sense of movement, allowing the work to remain at the centre.

The project brings together digital identity, website design, and development. The direction uses restraint to make the portfolio easy to explore while leaving room for its character to come through.

Nexa is a conceptual mobile app that imagines how we might one day manage autonomous robots on the Moon. It uses an unfamiliar setting to explore the relationship between a digital interface and machines working at a distance.

The project combines app design and brand identity. The direction considers how the interface and its visual language can belong to the same world, giving the concept a coherent expression.

Healthtech is a conceptual mobile app for advanced health monitoring in remote locations. It focuses on scientists working away from familiar surroundings and the role a mobile experience could play in that context.

App design and brand identity are developed as parts of the same concept. The direction explores a clear visual language for a health-focused tool shaped around a specific group of people and their environment.