Philia
Magazine

Simone Lorusso
Simone Lorusso is a multidisciplinary art director, writer, and storyteller whose practice moves between design, technology, politics, and fashion. Working across editorial and creative projects, he explores contemporary culture through writing, visual communication, and art direction. His multidisciplinary approach allows him to engage with a wide range of subjects, connecting creative disciplines and examining the ideas, people, and cultural contexts that shape them.
Alongside his creative practice, Lorusso regularly contributes to international publications including Vogue Living, Openhouse, Livingetc, industrialkonzept, and Design Wanted. His writing has also appeared in books and independent publications such as Cose Journal and Arxipelag, reflecting his involvement in both established editorial platforms and independent publishing.

Bernal & Semerciyan
Bernal & Semerciyan is a collaborative practice founded by Graziella Semerciyan and Camillo Bernal, bringing together their complementary backgrounds in art, curation, interior architecture and design. Semerciyan’s experience spans the auction and gallery worlds, with a particular focus on decorative arts and design, while Bernal’s practice is rooted in interior architecture and a close engagement with craftsmanship and specialised workshops. Their collaboration grew from a shared interest in how objects are understood not only through their histories, but also through the spaces, materials and contexts that surround them.
Working across exhibitions, scenography, interiors, furniture and objects, the duo approaches curation and spatial design as part of a continuous process. Their projects bring historical and vernacular pieces into dialogue with contemporary design and craftsmanship, creating connections across periods, cultures and disciplines. Rather than following a fixed aesthetic language, Bernal & Semerciyan develops each project in response to its particular context, with an emphasis on research, materiality and the relationships between objects and space.

Jacob Brinth
Jacob Brinth is a France-based photographer, videographer, and art director whose work explores the intersection of design, interiors, and visual storytelling. Born in Copenhagen in 1990, he graduated with a Master’s degree in Design from the Royal Danish Academy in 2018. Combining his background in design with a longstanding passion for photography, Brinth has developed a distinctive approach to capturing interiors, objects, and spaces.
Since 2021, he has worked independently under Studio Brinth, specialising in photography, videography, and art direction. His visual language is characterised by dark, atmospheric imagery, restrained compositions, and a distinctly pictorial quality.
Working internationally, Brinth collaborates with design galleries, interior designers, artisans, and creatives across the fields of art and design. His work has appeared in publications including AD, Milk, Vogue Living, and Wallpaper*.









