Mysterious motifs come together in Cripsta's beguiling images
Alessandro Crippa, aka Cripsta, is a Milan born image-maker and one fifth of the TURBØSAFARY collective, about to complete an MA in Illustration here in London at Camberwell. There’s not a whole heap more information about him out there but no matter, we’re more than happy to let these images speak for themselves. This recent work collides various motifs – classical, Egyptian, and just sort of weird – into colourful and mysterious creations – named after various gods – which gently mock the viewer, challenging us to find meanings but playfully suggesting that such a hunt is entirely futile. His varied portfolio suggests Alessandro is still experimenting with his style but this work will hopefully herald more of the same as his fledgling career develops.
Cripsta: Maat
Cripsta: Harpokrates
Cripsta: Osiris
Cripsta: Attis
Cripsta: Geb
Cripsta: Atum
Cripsta: Artermis
Cripsta: Anubis
Cripsta: Horus
Cripsta: Seth
Cripsta: Juno
Cripsta: Pan
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Rob Alderson is a freelance writer, editor and strategist. He was previously editor-in-chief of It’s Nice That and WePresent, and editor of Design Week. He publishes the newsletter Undo, which tries to make sense of how AI is changing design work, the design process and the design industry.

