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Biagio Rampante is the alter ego of Cosimo Bizzarri. Together, they do every sort of writing: stories, journalism, web, video and advertising. They're from Italy and they both like red wine, catenaccio football and critical stereotypes. |
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Károl de Rueda is her short name. Born in Mexico, she grew up between the surreal, the metamorphosis, the magic, the music. As a dreamer, she believes in miracles and her inspiration is culture, diversity, change and good food (good drinks too). Her ideal is to use creativity as vox populi and writing as a way to let her frustrations go. |
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I was born from my mother in the feral heart of Canada (Edmonton, Alberta) where I grew, almost everyday, on a farm. On a farm there are two things for a curious boy to do: (1.) Walk about and (2.) tell himself stories. And so, with such a childhood, I am now both (1.) desperate for someone to be close to and (2.) a writer. Currently, after completing studies in journalism and screenwriting, I work for Benetton’s research center, Fabrica, under the Creative Writing Department.
Within BenettonTalk I am Pudka - a nickname given to me by my mother, from whom I was born. |
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Annalisa Merelli is a curious girl that collects pencils and lives in Paris. Most of times, something else is distracting her. She cleverly delegates the complete responsibility of the content of her posts to Grillo Grolli, her childhood imaginary friend.
www.lascrittoria.com |
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A.P. Smith was born in New Orleans and educated in Brooklyn. His book Welcome to the Land of Cannibalistic Horses is a compilation of essays and interviews both political and personal. His writing and photography has appeared in numerous publications including The Village Voice and Vice Magazine.
www.apsmith.net
www.chiefmag.com |
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He was born in town where a catholic church stands over an Aztec pyramid. One can still visit both; one can indulge himself between the cults of either of the gods that are worshiped there. Growing up in such a place, he understood diversity and how identity matters. After growing, running, studying and learning valuable life lessons, he writes and he enjoys it.
www.redmarker.com |
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Juliana is a young proletarian with big dreams; a product of globalization; a Western educated individual with pedantic values.
Born and bred in Singapore, she obtained her BA in Theatre & European Studies at the National University of Singapore. She worked as a junior copywriter upon graduation before arriving at Fabrica in Sept 2005.
Proficient in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, French and conversational Bahasa Melayu (malay); she currently speaks bad Italian after a year stint in Treviso. Meantime, she is a freelance copywriter in Singapore and is making plans to move to Shanghai for new adventures. |
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I am the person that has selected these crazy contributors for Benettontalk.
They work in front of me. Everyday I just come to my office, sit to my desk, look at them and say: Write! Write! Write!
And they do it.
Is a simple work and I really like it. |
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1967 + 1980
cmyk + html
recanati + treviso
man + woman
marce + micce
= BTalk template
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Contact Us // Home
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 This is a blog, a place to ponder global themes and stuff we think we all should care about. Environment, rights, diversity, local communities, development… The goal is to highlight what is too often silenced by the media noise. This blog is sponsored by Benetton, but does not necessarily reflect its corporate view.
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And here there's the people behind the Talk.
You can see who they are and what they do; they are the ones who contribute with their hearts and minds to this project.
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