Flavio Arnizant de Zorzi
Senior Art Director, New York
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About

Aiming for more.

Awards —

D&AD White Pencil
4x Art Directors Club
Biennale Int. di Firenze
Biennale Int. di Roma

 
 

About Flavio

“There is nothing quite like a Brunello paired with a rib eye steak.”

“Nothing has ever stopped me from creating something beautiful"

A filmmaker, a photographer, musician, and a dancer, I've done it all. Everywhere I went, I sought the purest expression. 

Traveling the world in meditation retreats taught me that friendship is more valuable than enlightenment.

In case you follow Simon Sinek, here's my why statement:
To deeply connect with people so that they feel inherently valued.

After all, building meaningful connections is the key to achieving success. Isn’t it?

I'm an Senior Art Director with 8+ years of experience in New York with a strong focus in Strategic thinking. Specializing in creating strategically-driven concepts that set a creative vision for projects. I like to conceptualize, develop and execute campaigns from start to finish, from concept to shoot to print guidelines. Fluent in Adobe Creative Suite and social media platforms.

At the moment obsessed with Tennis and Mixology — please do not attempt both simultaneously.

“Creativity is contagious, pass it on.”
— Albert Einstein

Experience

  • Droga4 2024

  • Ogilvy 2023

  • Droga5 2022

  • Freelance 2019—Present

  • Mother New York 2019

  • Estée Lauder 2018

  • Air Paris New York 2015—2018

  • Ceft and Company New York 2013—2015

 

PRESS

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  • The “Belong Here” work proposed the use of technology to help universal translation.

  • D&AD's president shares her standout entries from this year's awards.

  • A creative team from Miami Ad School New York, Will Engebretson and Flavio Arnizant de Zori, has won a White Pencil prize for its graphics-led campaign Belong Here. Responding to a brief from Google Fonts and type organisation HMCT, the pair created a campaign which aims to showcase “how technological achievement can translate to human endeavour”.

  • The third White Pencil was awarded to Belong Here, a project created in response to a brief set by Google Fonts and HMCT. The graphically-led campaign by Will Engebretson and Flavio Arnizant de Zorzi from Miami Ad School New York used typography to promote peace, dignity and universal rights worldwide. It did this by using Google's Noto typeface as its inspiration to show how a technological achievement can translate into a humanitarian endeavour.

  • A further White Pencil was awarded to Belong Here, created in response to the Google Fonts & HMCT brief. Will Engebretson and Flavio Arnizant de Zorzi from Miami Ad School New York created a graphically-led campaign that used typography to promote peace, dignity, and universal human rights around the world, using Google's Noto typeface served as their inspiration. The result is a campaign showcasing how a technological achievement can translate to a humanitarian endeavour.

  • The American lifestyle brand launches on March 1 the music-driven scent in the EMEA region with musicians James Bay and Wincent Weiss.

  • For Tommy Hilfiger, the focus for its latest fragrance is centred upon celebrating pioneers and change makers. The result of this is the IMPACT eau de toilette spray for men, a fragrance designed specifically for those who dare to dream and strive to excel.

  • A further White Pencil was awarded to Belong Here, created in response to the Google Fonts and HMCT brief BY Will Engebretson and Flavio Arnizant de Zorzi.

  • A further White Pencil was awarded to Belong Here, created in response to the Google Fonts and HMCT brief. Will Engebretson and Flavio Arnizant de Zorzi from Miami Ad School New York created a graphically led campaign that used typography to promote peace, dignity, and universal human rights around the world, using Google’s Noto typeface as their inspiration. The result is a campaign showcasing how a technological achievement can translate to a humanitarian endeavour.

  • Otro White Pencil fue concedido a Belong Here, creado en respuesta al encargo de Google Fonts & HMCT. Will Engebretson y Flavio Arnizant de Zorzi, de la Miami Ad School de Nueva York, crearon una campaña de carácter gráfico que utilizaba la tipografía para promover la paz, la dignidad y los derechos humanos universales en todo el mundo, utilizando el tipo de letra Noto de Google como inspiración. El resultado es una campaña que muestra cómo un logro tecnológico puede traducirse en un esfuerzo humanitario.