TINTA Cultural Club

Abstract artwork with vibrant colors and blurred shapes.

PROJECT DETAILS

Year

2025

Service

Identity & UX/UI Design

Team

Delfina Contini

Buenos Aires has hundreds of independent cultural spaces that go undiscovered — not because people don't care, but because there's no system to find them. The audience that actively seeks these places lacked a shared identity and a tool to navigate the city's hidden culture. TINTA was built to solve that. A brand ecosystem with three interconnected touchpoints — an editorial piece, a collectible object, and a web platform — that work as a single loop. Each piece activates alone. The experience completes when they move together.

An integrated brand ecosystem where a phygital experience connects people with spaces.

An integrated brand ecosystem where a phygital experience connects people with spaces.

The three touchpoints were designed to function as a single loop. The magazine introduces a space — its history, its texture, its people. The stamp album gives you a reason to go and a way to record it. The platform closes the cycle, turning individual visits into a shared map of the city. Each piece works alone, but the experience only fully activates when they move together.

The three touchpoints were designed to function as a single loop. The magazine introduces a space — its history, its texture, its people. The stamp album gives you a reason to go and a way to record it. The platform closes the cycle, turning individual visits into a shared map of the city. Each piece works alone, but the experience only fully activates when they move together.

a display case with pictures
black and white labeled bottle

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