Vincenzo Angileri teaches in Communication Design at MADE Program, for the MA in Design and Applied Crafts.
Vincenzo Angileri is a writer based in Mexico City. He has collaborated as a writer with directors such as Diana Kunst, Andrés Arochi, and Ian Pons Jewell, contributing to projects for prestigious clients like YouTube Music, Ralph Lauren, Apartamento, and Gucci. Periodically, he teaches courses at design schools and academies in Milan, Madrid, and Barcelona.
In 2021, he published his first book, No Tengas Miedo a Tener la Razón (Planeta/Temas de Hoy, Acid House), an essay exploring themes of disobedience, activism, and creativity, enriched by interviews with influential figures such as Bad Bunny, Pussy Riot, Alex Honnold, and Ada Colau.
In 2024, the short film Bumbumpapa, written and produced by Angileri and directed by Alexis Gómez, won the Best Short Film award at FICG 2024.
When not immersed in the advertising industry, he devotes himself to writing his next novel and developing film projects.
