// MANIFESTO
cultural fragments into physical garments.
Originating from hand-painted rock iconography
As an initial catalyst open to limitless visual and conceptual trajectories.
// ORIGIN: GARAGE 1989
SUPERCAST was born in a garage.
during the summer of 1989.
Painting images of covers of cult rock bands on t-shirts. Personalized pieces of clothing to have fun and share with friends the passion for rock music and art.
The number one t-shirt was the scream in the album “The Wall” by Pink Floyd. That t-shirt represents the beginning of a journey. Years later, that instinct evolved into the SUPERCAST Project: an investigation into the visual tensions between its raw genesis and a mature global perspective.
// VISUAL SYNTHESIS
Beyond the surface.
Beyond the print.
The project evolves through a personal filter of iconic places and cultural fragments. From the historical density of Florence to the industrial echoes of London and the friction of New York.
It is a process of conceptual manipulation where a record cover, a painting in a gallery, or a hidden alleyway converge to unveil parallel meanings and hidden perspectives.
// MAKING
PHYSICAL OUTPUT.
Artistic rigor meets urban energy.
In The Studio, these experiences are distilled into physical form. Every piece is an archive of influences, where screen prints come to life and leather goods are hand-stitched.
The garage remains the constant: the space where iconic origins meet new visual experimentation, transforming an inspiration into a unique, handcrafted artifact.
CROSSROAD // 01
3D-TO-PRINT EXPERIMENTATION.
Digital sculptures of Xylella-impacted olive trees deconstructed into high-density screen-printed graphics.
This research module documents the structural transformation of biological decay in southern Italy. By translating high-resolution 3D graphics of infected wood into vector screen-printing matrices, SUPERCAST STUDIO bridges the gap between natural metamorphosis, organic geometry, and modern streetwear architecture. An archival exploration of resilience, texture, and physical output.
