Ima Ferri is a researcher, anthropologist, and designer. Specializing in the coordination and design of collaborative projects within the public sector, her studio tackles social and community challenges through an interdisciplinary approach that integrates anthropology, art, science, and education. The goal is to create resources that not only communicate effectively but also inspire action and critical reflection on climate change, as well as technological and social issues.
Her projects cover a broad spectrum, ranging from graphic design—including editorial design, web design, and brand identities—to ethnographic research. Additionally, Ima focuses on developing educational materials for science, community art mediation, and participatory workshops. All initiatives are rooted in a commitment to collaborative engagement with communities and organizations, working towards the common good.
Clients include: Alianza por la Solidaridad, CSIC (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas), UIB (Universitat de les Illes Balears), AIP (Asociación para la Interpretación del Patrimonio), SOCIB (Sistema de Observación Costero de las Illes Balears), Observatorio TIAMAT, Ocean Night, IMEDEA, CORDAP (Coral Accelerator Program), ICMAN, ARTIUM, CCCC (Centre del Carme de Cultura Contemporània), Projecte MICA, Red Sea Research Center, and the Office of the Arts (KAUST), among others.
Collaborators: Jaume Marco, Catherine Charrett, Ana Ponce, Sara Fornés, Ramona Monedero, Pilar Ribas, Dewom, Pau Bachero, Marga Salas, Sergio Wuluu, Mang, Alvaro Perín, Cecilia Alvarado, Juan Domingo, and Jose Nieto.