Hi, I’m Ludovica!
Creative Copywriter and author.
I write a lot, sleep less and dream big.

The room I love the most is the movie theater.
The room I love the least is the waiting room.

I’m passionate about spinning stories, chasing insights and learning languages.
I currently speak four. So I could call myself a polyglot wannabe.
Or maybe I’m just hyperactive.
Surely deeply curious.

Here you’ll find the work I created at international advertising agencies, along with personal projects and short stories.
Because when I go nowhere, my mind goes everywhere.





On the left, that’s me. 
On the right, Forchette parlanti, a work by Bruno Munari.
I’ve always found his teachings on mental gymnastics inspiring. He is one of my favourite artists, together with Erik Kessels and many others.


Everyday Emergencies 

EMERGENCY ONG
Everyday there are real emergencies.



We often use war-related expressions to describe intense work situations,
even though they’re not connected to war. 

“There ain’t no peace.”
“It’s going to be a bloodbath.”
“It’s a long shot.”

The most commonly used expression help reveal the real meaning of the word “emergency” for all the people who are living in war zones.

A reminder for everyone to consider how devastating the consequences of war can be on people’s lives. Because for Emergency, the real emergency is to abolish war, once and for all.



English




Italian: 




Special OOH during Inter-Milan’s Derby


OOH across Italy






Agency where I worked on it: Ogilvy Italy.

Ci sta

SANBITTÈR

The goal of this pitch was clearly to win it.
But first and foremost, it was about finding a new positioning for this non-alcoholic beverage from the Nestlé Group, one that felt younger and fresher.

Among gen-z and millennials, the expression “ci sta” is widely used with a meaning similar to “cool.”

That’s why we felt it could work perfectly as the brand’s payoff.

Why? Because, just like “cool,” 
“ci sta” has a double meaning. 

It describes something that is appealing and relevant, but also something that “works” and that “fits”. 

This richness of meanings allowed us to build on a phrase already used by our target audience, while at the same time clearly communicating the many features and strengths of the product.


Agency where I worked on it: Ogilvy Italy.

Not open to discriminations 

WPP


For over 40% of the LGBTQIA+ community, sexual orientation is a penalizing factor in the workplace.

WPP is “not open to discriminations” and demonstrates that terms such as “orientation,” “tendencies,” and “inclination” in the workplace should refer exclusively to the professional sphere, and never to sexual orientation or gender identity.










Agency where I worked on it: Ogilvy Italy.

The Couples

VOLKSWAGEN

On Valentine’s Day, streets fill with couples in love, openly exchanging affection without paying attention to those around them.
For the celebration of lovers, Volkswagen invites couples not to forget to take the car to kiss and, above all, to give singles a gift.


Agency where I worked on it: DDB Italy.



Safelist

VOLKSWAGEN

Music influences the way we drive, unconsciously pushing us to match our speed to a song’s BPM. As a brand focused on safety, Volkswagen turned this insight into a solution.
By collaborating with scientists and musicians, it created an algorithm that matches BPM to safe driving speeds. The result is Safelist: four playlists designed to help drivers respect speed limits, simply by listening.

Agency where I worked on it: DDB Italy.

More Than Mechanics

IVECO


Many technical careers are still affected by a social bias that sees them as “Plan B” options.
IVECO elevates the role of its mechanics to the same level as so-called dream jobs.
Because being an IVECO mechanic means much more than just “being a mechanic.”






Agency where I worked on it: Ogilvy Italy.

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