Algorithms shape our choices. The distinctions between analogue and digital are blurred. The only possibility is to allow yourself to be contaminated. As demonstrated by Lil Miquela.

A monograph on the history of Industria Serica Taroni since 1880, curated by Margherita Rosina.

Stories of Italy is a duo of creative artists based in Milan that self-produces design pieces using the main Italian craft traditions.

Graphic project done for this reference book on the Maison Chaumet. Since its founding in 1780, the Maison du 12, Place Vendôme has been able to raise it’s finest creations to the rank of masterpieces of the decorative arts and to establish itself as a major player in the history of taste.

Curated by CCA Director Mirko Zardini, designed by Kuehn Malvezzi and with graphic design by Massimo Pitis. The exhibition explores the contradictory relationship between Canada’s idealized wilderness and its simultaneous exploitation.

Pitis is in charge for the Art direction of the prestigious Milanese Dept. Store of Galleria del Corso — an icon of international shopping. Among the artist involved: Miranda Makaroff, Cynthia Kittler, Camilla Perkins and Karan Singh.

With essays by Luca Barcellona, Giovanni De Faccio, and Nicola “Dee Mo” Peressoni. Interview by Chaz Bojórquez. Buy a copy here.

In cerca di nuovi confini. Il mondo si divide in due. Chi vuole ridefinire limiti e regole della società e chi invece intende costruire muri e barriere. Le tecnologie digitali e internet sono i protagonisti di questa battaglia. Le analisi di 23 grandi autori.

Book design for the publication Reference 57260, the most complex clock in the world.

Chi siamo davvero? Intelligenze artificiali, genetica e social media ridefiniscono ogni giorno i tratti dei leader politici, individui e aziende. Benvenuti nell’era della post identità.

Wow. A special issue developed starting from the work of 15 great photographers who presented in the magazine, their own point of view about the world.

The New Beauty. The visions of 20 international authors on how digital media are changed our aesthetic and cultural awards forever.

Our heros. An issue on good news and their ambassadors. A prologue by Barack Obama and essays by 22 major signatures show us how much the world of today is the best in which to live.

In collaboration with Maciej Tajber, Massimo Pitis worked as Type Director on the ambitious task of redesigning the magazine in its international version: the first such revamping since the seventies.

Time Machine. Technologies change our connection with time. They redesign the world, relationships and our lifes.

The 50th anniversary brand identity for one of the leaders in italian design.

Atlas of innovation. The places that are changing the world.

Experiences of extraordinary daily life, stories of people with multiple sclerosis.

(R) evolution. 19 authors imagine what will happen in the near future

A monograph on the history of Romeo Sozzi work, curated by Pierre Léonforte, with an introduction by José Carreras.

The re-thinking of the present to produce a “new sense” is the core of Hublab (and its founder, Nicola Zanardi). On this site, you can follow this line of articles for The Corriere della Sera to the essays, from the projects involving many disciplinary disciplines (for example, the project for the Fiera Foundation in Milan) in looking for future offices (BTicino) or on innovative products (Gewiss), technological installations (Triennale di Milano) to interactive content (Enel).

The Museo del Novecento, directed by Marina Pugliese, opened at the Palazzo dell’Arengario, in the very centre of Milan, in the autumn of 2010.

A hundred years ago, WW1 changed the world and marked the transition to the new century. This book contains nearly 300 front pages from Corriere della Sera, Italy’s leading daily paper, in 1914-1918.

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From cyclist Alfredo Binda to footballer Omar Sívori, from Cassius Clay to Michael Schumacher, for more than a century Italian and international sport has had an ever-present companion that witnessed its successes and its tragedies, the records broken and the challenges won. This book tells the story of sport in Italy through the pages that, over the years, broke all the important news.

A new “Wired-book” for a new model of “smart cities”.

Pitis designed both the exhibition, which was curated by Massimo Pitis, and a monograph on the work of Pino Tovaglia: one of the protagonists of Italian graphic design, whose work contributed to the success of many leading Italian businesses, from Pirelli to Fini, from RAI to Alitalia.

“We have finally realised that the Internet is much more than a network of computers. It is an endless web of people.”

Visionary Dictionary: Beppe Giacobbe from A to Z”, the first monograph by the Italian master illustrator Beppe Giacobbe, will be published by Lazy Dog Press in December 2013.

This exhibition presented some significant instances in the relationship between art and urban space in Italy between 1968 and 1976.

“Conversations” presented a selection of photographs from the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Collection, one of the most diverse corporate collections in the world.