Raissa Pardini
Designer, Graphic Designer, Creative Director, Founder
In their own words
AI doesn't dream. It doesn't wonder. It doesn't feel. It can remix what already exists, but it cannot imagine what hasn't yet been imagined.
Unlearning is about going back to a time before filters. Before fear and optimisation became more important than curiosity.
Machines will keep imitating. Our job is to keep imagining.
My journey wasn’t linear, nor smooth.
Curiosity – the best trait a creative person can have.
Articles & interviews6
- “Music venues are the engine of the creative industries”: lessons from the graphic ephemera of our lost clubs and pubs
The article spotlights the V&A’s new exhibition 'Lost Music Venues', curated by Harriet Reed, which celebrates and preserves the graphic and cultural legacy of disappearing live music spaces across the UK. Featuring contributions from designers and sound specialists, the immersive display recreates the atmosphere of iconic clubs and pubs while urging visitors to support the venues that remain. The piece reflects on the social and political significance of music venues as creative and communal spaces.
- Doubt is normal, detours are expected: Unlearned shares the personal career reflections of top creatives
Readymag’s new digital editorial project, Unlearned, gathers 13 essays from leading creatives reflecting on what they had to unlearn after design school. Featuring voices like Liza Enebeis, Harriet Richardson, and Freddie Öst, the publication explores the uncertainties and growth that shape creative careers. The project aims to support young designers navigating post-graduation life through candid storytelling and shared experience.