We are ToDo: a next-gen design studio based in Italy and founded in 2007.

While designing near-future projects today, we focus on dialogue, exchange and community through the integration of ideas, interactivity and technology.
The outcome is a steady stream of new experiences that question and redefine the relationship between technology, products, services and smart environments for the twenty-first century.

We design for a demographics who have thoroughly integrated digitalness into their lives. We feel at home dealing with identity and strategy in the age of the mobile web, social networks, physical and pervasive computing.

ToDo's founding partners are Giorgio Olivero, Fabio Cionini, Fabio Franchino, Andrea Clemente. The studio enjoys an international network of design and communication professionals and an ongoing collaboration with Elena Fonti, Andrea Pinchi, Riccardo Mongelluzzo and Carlo Syed. Our projects participated in the Venice Biennale 52nd International Art Exhibition, Arezzowave 2007, Club-Transmediale Berlin 2008, Multiverse and Italic 2.0 exhibitions by the Icograda Design Week 2008.

• Means of Production: Fabbing and Digital Art

  Greg J. Smith, Rhizome, 04/03/2009

• Generated in Italy

  Bruce Sterling, Make Magazine, vol. 15, 17/12/2008

• Installazioni d'uso quotidiano

  Giorgio Olivero, Nòva24 - il Sole 24 Ore, 09/10/2008

• C.STEM 2008: Breeding Objects - Computational Design, from Digital Fabrication to Mass-Customization

  Regine Debatty, We Make Money Not Art, 21/09/2008

• Generator x - Beyond the Screen

  Regine Debatty, We Make Money Not Art, 27/02/2008

• Todo & Nada: o tutto o niente!

  Silvia Scaravaggi, DigiMAG n.27, 09/2007

• Interactive installations for clubbing

  Regine Debatty, We Make Money Not Art, 18/04/2007

• Ed ecco a voi i 10 net artist più bravi d'Italia

  Bruce Sterling, LaRepubblica XL, 11/2007

• Todo, progettare spazi non euclidei

  Lucia Bosso, Inside Art, n.08/2007

• La 500 costa 10.500 Euro. Il lancio stampa in diretta

  Vincenzo Borgomeo, LaRepubblica.it, 05/07/2007

• Il nuovo corso della Fiat. La 500 bandiera di modernità

  Valerio Berruti, LaRepubblica.it, 05/07/2007

• Cinque party d'autore

  Giovanni Romano, Rolling Stone Magazine, n.35/2006