# Luigi Serafini

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Ian Gil & Anna Kipnis

Ian (Design Director at E-Line Media and has worked on Gamestar Mechanic, Gamestar Mechanic Jr, and Never Alone) and Anna (Senior Gameplay Programmer at Double Fine and has worked on such games as Psychonauts, Brütal Legend, Broken Age, and Headlander, and was the lead on Dear Leader during Amnesia…

Episode 13: Carolina Montejo

Carolina Montejo is a San Diego-based photographer and writer whose work looks very futuristic, but don't be fooled: it's all about the contemporary. Carolina and I had a fascinating talk about the inspiration behind her in-progress series "Era: Fragments of an Evolving Landscape," covering everyth…

12: SynthBio Designer Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg

Sharing pints with Brian Eno, riding a horse through the streets of London, and the digestive tract as a new space for design. In this episode I talk to designer and artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg who uses experimental design approaches to explore the social, political and ecological implications…

Codex Seraphinianus, the Bizarre Encyclopedia by Luigi Serafini

The book is composed by 360 pages and it’s written in a cipher alphabet in an imaginary language. This episode is also available as a blog post: https://weirditaly.com/2016/04/30/codex-seraphinianus-surreal-encyclopedia-luigi-serafini/

Alien, with Gregory Betts

This is a fun conversation with scholar-poet Gregory Betts about communicating with aliens! How are humans on earth communicating with aliens? What technology does it require? Why? What void does it fill? And do aliens want to be in contact with us? What relationships are made possible by thinking …

The Codex Seraphinianus: Deciphering the World's Most Beautiful and Baffling Encyclopedia of Nothing

What if you found an encyclopedia for an alien world, written in an untranslatable script and filled with illustrations of impossible biology, surreal physics, and hauntingly familiar yet utterly nonsensical scenes? In 1981, Italian artist Luigi Serafini published just that: the Codex Seraphinianus…

The Codex Seraphinianus: Decoding the World's Weirdest (and Most Beautiful) Book

What if you could hold a dream in your hands? Not a story about one, but a physical object that pulses with the alien logic and breathtaking beauty of a world born entirely from sleep? This episode, we examine the closest thing our planet has to such an artifact: the bewildering and magnificent Cod…

The Codex Seraphinianus: History's Most Bizarre and Beautiful Unbreakable Code

What if you discovered an encyclopedia of an utterly alien world, written in an indecipherable script and filled with surreal, impossible illustrations? In 1981, Italian artist Luigi Serafini published just that: the Codex Seraphinianus. It mimics a technical reference book, with chapters on flora,…