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2point3 Graphic Design Studio & Shop We are a boutique graphic design studio based in Valletta – Malta.

Our studio communicates identities into a clear perspective with recognisable visuals that go deeper than the surface value. We offer 2-D and 3-D graphic design services that include logos & identities, information graphics, editorial, printed matter, web design, digital, packaging, and signage systems. In recent years our studio has created graphic design work for commercial businesses and cultur

al organisations based in Malta and internationally. As a small and independent design studio we also run an online shop which showcases our collection of graphic prints and objects. This self-initiated platform is our way to express our design philosophy and creative ideas.

Exhibition graphics for ‘Moving with the Wind, Like Waves’ at the Inquistor’s Palace, Birgu.
27/01/2026

Exhibition graphics for ‘Moving with the Wind, Like Waves’ at the Inquistor’s Palace, Birgu.


Foldable leaflet design for
26/01/2026

Foldable leaflet design for

I Will Follow the Ship - Morphed linesEdition of 10 prints. Screen printed by
23/01/2026

I Will Follow the Ship - Morphed lines
Edition of 10 prints.

Screen printed by

‘Moving with the Wind, Like Waves’ is a contemporary art project set within the Inquisitor’s Palace in Birgu, designed t...
20/01/2026

‘Moving with the Wind, Like Waves’ is a contemporary art project set within the Inquisitor’s Palace in Birgu, designed to initiate a dialogue with the building’s rich, layered history.

Commissioned by Bank of Valletta and developed by curator Elyse Tonna, the project invited artists to create site-specific, process-based works that engage with the Inquisitor’s Palace by exploring themes that are often unseen, undocumented, or unspoken.

The project’s graphic language draws inspiration from the numerous alterations and irregular layout of the Inquisitor’s Palace. These fluid forms serve a dual purpose: they represent the main initials: M (Moving), W (Wind), and W (Waves) and correspond to the three overarching chapters of the curatorial concept. Each form is dynamic, continuously morphing and shifting into a new iteration.

From these three core fluid shapes, six additional shapes are generated, resulting in a total of nine forms, which corresponds to the number of sub-thematics of the project.

Curator


Artists
.jacob .work

Project Manager
Karolina Rostkowska

Production Coordinator
Paola Prinzis

Outreach Coordinator
Alex Weenink

Communications Coordinator
Mariah Vella

Production Assistant
Vella

PhotographyGiola Cassar, Elisa von Brockdorff, Julian Vassallo
VideographyKarl Andrew Micallef

BOV Foundation Members

Chief Operations Officer
Ernest Agius

Head of CSR Department
Charles Azzopardi

CSR Department and Events Team
Francesco Grech, Cleo Almerigo, Tanya Gravina

Exhibition graphics for THE SHIP (unseen).
14/01/2026

Exhibition graphics for THE SHIP (unseen).



Leaflet design for the exhibition ‘THE SHIP (Unseen)’.Back Artwork credit: Follow the Ship(s) – Detail, 2024, Generative...
09/01/2026

Leaflet design for the exhibition ‘THE SHIP (Unseen)’.

Back Artwork credit:
Follow the Ship(s) – Detail, 2024, Generative video frame – Matthew Attard

This exhibition forms part of Art Council Malta’s ‘Retold’ programme, celebrating its 10th anniversary.



THE SHIP (Unseen) continues the narrative established by I WILL FOLLOW THE SHIP, which was Malta’s National Pavilion at ...
07/01/2026

THE SHIP (Unseen) continues the narrative established by I WILL FOLLOW THE SHIP, which was Malta’s National Pavilion at the 2024 Venice Biennale. This exhibition forms part of Art Council Malta’s ‘Retold’ programme, celebrating its 10th anniversary.

For this edition, the graphic identity has been updated to differentiate it from the original pavilion work presented at the 2024 Venice Art Biennial, featuring new custom letterforms and a distinct colour palette.

Artist
Matthew Attard

Curator
Elyse Tonna

Software Developer
Joey Borg

Audio
Jamie Barbara

Project Administration
Anna Gallo

Legal Advisor
Jeanine Rizzo

Commissioner
Arts Council Malta


The exhibition Where Silence Holds showcased the work of multidisciplinary artists to challenge stereotypes and explore ...
23/12/2025

The exhibition Where Silence Holds showcased the work of multidisciplinary artists to challenge stereotypes and explore the more subdued, often overlooked aspects of gender-based and domestic violence.

Visually, the graphic identity aimed to peel back surface layers to reveal a deeper truth beneath. Soft lines were intruduced in the design to evoke a feeling of recovery.

Curator
Elyse Tonna

Project Management
Jeannette Gillard – Dar Merħba Bik Foundation

Artists
Charlene Galea and Sarah Vella, Mark Schembri, Sejjaħli b’Ismi (M’Giulia Borg, Elena Pace, Jeannette Gillard and Janice Bonnici), Sarah-Madeleine Caruana and Claire Farrugia, movingeedit Studio, Francesco Grech, Martina Darmanin


Spaces of Resistance catalogue design. Curated by Published bykappabit
12/12/2025

Spaces of Resistance catalogue design.



Curated by


Published bykappabit

Spaces of Resistance (Spazi di Resistenza) is a potent poetic and political project. Coinciding with the thirtieth anniv...
10/12/2025

Spaces of Resistance (Spazi di Resistenza) is a potent poetic and political project. Coinciding with the thirtieth anniversary of the end of the war in Bosnia-Herzegovina, this timely exhibition offers a profound reflection on the post-war present, exploring themes of trauma, healing, art, and memory. It specifically addresses pivotal events of the conflict, namely the siege of Sarajevo and the Srebrenica genocide.

The exhibition features six artists from diverse cultural, geographical, and generational backgrounds. Going beyond a mere historical analysis of the conflicts, the selected works—including video, photography, installation, and performance—delve into subjects ranging from geopolitical commentary to generative rituals. A central focus of the project is the profound connection to the Earth, which is conceived as a living, political, and spiritual entity.

The project’s identity employs an angular graphic. This design was created to amplify the force and transition between constantly shifting lines, thereby creating a visual sense of resistance.

Exhibition & Catalogue Curator
Benedetta Carpi De Resmini

Artists
Simona Barzaghi, Gea Casolaro, Romina De Novellis, Šejla Kamerić, Smirna Kulenović, Mila Panić

Rome, Mattatoio Pavillion 9b
12.09 – 12.10.2025

Promoted by Roma Capitale
Realised by Azienza Speciale Palaexpo
In Collaboration with Latitudo




barzaghi




Booklet design for the “Identities Beyond Borders” exhibition, which was held in Berlin and Vilnius.
06/12/2025

Booklet design for the “Identities Beyond Borders” exhibition, which was held in Berlin and Vilnius.


Identities Beyond Borders (Identità Oltre Confine) is a travelling exhibition that celebrates the 25th anniversary of th...
04/12/2025

Identities Beyond Borders (Identità Oltre Confine) is a travelling exhibition that celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Farnesina Collection in Rome.

Through an intergenerational dialogue between emerging and established voices, the exhibition explores the relationship between humans and nature, analysing the effects of an anthropocentric system and offering diverse perspectives on our relationship with the environment.

The visual identity employs a dissected linear circle, which serves as a symbolic representation of the Earth and its natural cycles. This circle is separated into three segments, each dedicated to one of the exhibition’s central themes.

The project is promoted by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation in collaboration with Cities Art Projects.

Curator
Benedetta Carpi De Resmini

Artists
Carla Accardi, Letizia Battaglia, Elena Bellantoni, Tomaso Binga, Silvia Camporesi, Gea Casolaro, Sarah Ciracì, Martina della Valle, Loredana Di Lillo, Rä di Martino, Paola Gandolfi, Silvia Giambrone, Maria Lai, Ketty La Rocca, Elena Mazzi, Mario Merz, Elisa Montessori, Laura Pugno, Agnese Purgatorio, Marta Roberti, Marinella Senatore

Project Manager and Project Coordination
Paola Farfaglio

Organisational Coordination and Production
Giovanni Lorenzo Zipoli

Setup – Installation
Latitudo – Exhibition Services



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