Matteo Cibic is a product
designer and creative
problem solver. He loves
to invent new products
by working with craftsmen
that are interested in
experimenting with different
materials and production
techniques.
Matteo’s creative process
is often sparked by basic
things such as ideas that
come from the subject and
the materials and from his
knowledge and study
of production mechanisms.
These help him to search
for new technical solutions
and working techniques which
can then be transformed
and used to create new
objects. One of the outstanding
aspects of Matteo’s products
is that they often hide
unexpected functions,
creating an interaction
with the user.


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CV

Matteo Cibic, product designer
and creative problem solver,
studied at Milan Polytechnic,
Kingston University in the
UK and Fabrica. Since 2003
he has been following
the research projects for
CibicWorkshop, where he
developed the Microrealities
and NewStoriesNewDesign
projects that were presented
at the Venice Biennale
and the Shanghai Biennial.
Since 2006, Matteo has
been working as a creative
director and art director
for renowned architecture,
design and advertising
companies and handles brand
image and communications
for Italian and international
fashion brands. Matteo recently
devised and produced the
5minutefriend.org web project
and established the AAAAAAAAAA
brand, with his partner Daria
Dazzan
, which produces unique
tailored trousers with braces.

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CLIENTS


AAAAAAAAAA, Angelique Devil (Heads Collective), Becks Beer, Benetton (Fabrica), Centre Pompidou (Fabrica), Enled, Fìlati di Ziche, Furla (April), Fusina, Gallo Calze, Gas Jeans, Gran Teatro La Fenice di Venezia, Il Gufo, La Rinascente, Laboratorio Fleming, MiArt, Monotono, Museo Paolo Pini,
National Geographic Store (April) ,Nespresso, NNL, Playlife (Fabrica), Quatha, Serralunga (Facci&Pollini), Sisley (Fabrica), Società del Quartetto di Vicenza, Spizzico (Cibic&Partners), Superego Design, Zona Tortona (Cibic&Partners)



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CONTRIBUTORS

Alberto Caiola, Aldo Cibic,
Alvise Guadagnino, Carlo Zoratti,
Cosimo Bizzarri, Cristiano Seganfreddo, Cristiano Urban, Daria Dazzan,
Elena Xausa, Federico Urdaneta, Lorenzo Mason, Lorenzo Vitturi,
Luca Bonato, Marcello Piccinini,
Marco Campardo, Marco Mucig,
Maya Flink, Reed Young

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LINKS
www.aaaaaaaaaa.it
www.5minutefriend.org
www.monotono.it

www.superegodesign.com

 

Matteo Cibic è un product
designer e creative problem
solver, che ama inventare
nuovi prodotti attraverso
la collaborazione con artigiani
interessati alla sperimentazione
della materia e delle tecniche
di produzione. Il suo processo
creativo nasce spesso dal basso,
nel senso che parte dalle
suggestioni della materia e dei
materiali e dalla conoscenza e
approfondimento dei meccanismi
produttivi in atto, per ricercare
nuove soluzioni tecniche
e processi di lavorazione che
si risolvono poi nell’ideazione
di nuovi oggetti. I suoi prodotti
si distinguono spesso perchè
nascondono funzioni inaspettate,
creando un rapporto di interazione
con il fruitore.








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CV

Matteo Cibic, product
designer e creative problem
solver, ha studiato presso
il Politecnico di Milano, Kingston
University UK e Fabrica.
Dal 2003 segue i progetti
di ricerca di CibicWorkshop,
dove ha sviluppato
i progetti Microrealities
e NewStoriesNewDesign
presentati alla Biennale
di Venezia e alla Biennale
di Shanghai. Dal 2006 lavora
come creativo e art director
per rinomati studi di architettura,
design e pubblicità e cura
l’immagine e la comunicazione
di marchi della moda italiana
ed internazionale. Di recente
ha ideato e prodotto il progetto
web 5minutefriend.org, e
fondato il marchio AAAAAAAAAA
che produce pantaloni
sartoriali unici con bretelle
con la socia Daria Dazzan.


 

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CLIENTS

AAAAAAAAAA, Angelique Devil (Heads Collective), Becks Beer,
Benetton (Fabrica), Centre Pompidou (Fabrica), Enled, Fìlati di Ziche, Furla (April), Fusina, Gallo Calze, Gas Jeans,
Gran Teatro La Fenice di Venezia,
Il Gufo, La Rinascente, Laboratorio Fleming, MiArt, Monotono,
Museo Paolo Pini, National Geographic Store (April), Nespresso, NNL, Playlife (Fabrica), Quatha, Serralunga (Facci&Pollini), Sisley (Fabrica),
Società del Quartetto di Vicenza, Spizzico (Cibic&Partners), Superego Design, Zona Tortona (Cibic&Partners)


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COLLABORATORI

Alberto Caiola, Aldo Cibic,
Alvise Guadagnino, Carlo Zoratti,
Cosimo Bizzarri, Cristiano Seganfreddo, Cristiano Urban, Daria Dazzan,
Elena Xausa, Federico Urdaneta, Lorenzo Mason, Lorenzo Vitturi,
Luca Bonato, Marcello Piccinini,
Marco Campardo, Marco Mucig,
Maya Flink, Reed Young

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LINKS
www.aaaaaaaaaa.it
www.5minutefriend.org
www.monotono.it

www.superegodesign.com






WHO IS MATTEO CIBIC?
Matteo Cibic is a product designer and creative problem solver.
He loves to invent new products by working with craftsmen
that are interested in experimenting with different materials
and production techniques.

Matteo’s creative process is often sparked by basic things such
as ideas that come from the subject and the materials
and from his knowledge and study of production mechanisms.
His incredible curiosity in technology and arts help him to search
for new technical solutions and working techniques which can
then be transformed and used to create new objects.
WHAT CAN HE DO FOR YOU?

Matteo Cibic research, brainstorming, design and develop project
for industrial products.
He is one of the founder of ABC!, office that develops and implements
strategies of communication for public service company.

WHEN AND WHERE?
Anytime, anywhere.
HIS STORY.
Matteo Cibic was born in Parma, Italy, on October 5, 1983.
After spending his infancy playing with legos, Matteo learns of the clerical
vocation and dedicates himself to being a full time altar boy,
aspiring to some day take on the responsibilities of a pontiff.
After his confirmation, his clerical period ends and his career as a basketball
player begins. After three years with Benetton Treviso and a sad year
at the scientific lyceum of Mogliano Veneto, he decides to dedicate himself to art,
and he enrolls in the artistic lyceum of Venice, where he learns
the meaning of the term anarchy and passes entire days laughing
and stirring up trouble. The following year he signs up for the second year of Btec
in Art&Design, discovering the life of an English university student and
the incredible artistic panorama that populates London, and having fun frequenting
and discovering that which already achieved fame as BritArt.
Recalled by the Italian Embassy in London, he returns to Venice to finish
the artistic lyceum. Upon returning he collabores with Studio Camuffo and
works as a guide for visiting artists at the Centro Candiani and Fabrica.
Once he finished lyceum, he moves to his uncle’s home in Milan and enrolls
in the Milan Polytechnic university, where he earns a product design degree while
working full time at Cibic&Partners. In Milan he begins to collaborate with other young
artists and indulges in the favor of Pasquale Leccese’s gallery Le Case d’Arte ;
he produces large sculptures in polystyrene and foam rubber, videos and large canvasses.
In 2004, with Reis Straver and Andres Raymondes, he realizes the videos
for Microrealities which were presented at the Venice Biennale and at the
Kunsthaus Muzeum in Graz, Austria and the project NewStoriesNewDesign
always with CibicWorkshop.
Never having distinguished himself for his elegance, he falls in love with
a fashion student who flees for Antwerp, and it is here that his interest for fashion
illustration and accessories begins. In 2005, pushed by his entrepreneurial spirit,
he rents a studio in Milan and begins his own company realizing advertising
campaigns and videos for fashion firms. He has been a student at Fabrica
(Reasearch Centre of Comunication of Benetton). In 2007 at April Milano he developed
the National Geographic and Furla store concept and design.
He found 5minutesfriend.org in April 2007. In 2008 with his partner Daria Dazzan
found AAAAAAAAA that produce one-of-a-kind suspender pants tailor made in Italy,
and then develop the new Australian brand Quatha.
In June 2008 found ABC! with Marco Campardo and Lorenzo Mason.
He likes to travel a lot and suffer to stay more than 2 nights in the same be