This is the Lottozero Community

Since 2016 we have collaborated with designers, artists and other creatives, craftspeople, museums, textile and apparel companies in Prato and the textile districts, fab-labs and research centres, schools, ONGs, creative networks and other national and international institutions.

Lottozero is by nature a collaborative project that aims at activating new networks of creative exchange online and offline, in order to give birth to new synergies and cooperative projects. We consider our community as a big resource and we deeply take care of it: we research, we cultivate relationships, we establish dialogue and foster creative connections. We believe mutual exchange of creative ideas, knowledge and expertise is a great way of keeping us connected and enriching us, while innovating and spreading textile culture worldwide. 

This space is for you, for us together. Become part of our community.

 
 

Lottozero portraits

Insightful interviews to our community of artists and designers

It’s time to meet the amazing artists, designers, illustrators and textile entrepreneurs who are part of our ever-growing, beloved community. This is Portraits, a series of short interviews with some of our community members which are sure to inspire you and maybe initiate new dialogues both locally and internationally.

 
 

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As you know we are partners of the TEX4.0 Erasmus Project and these days we are preparing the TEX4.0 training suite. Our theme? How is 4.0 technology changing the supply chain, so let’s discover the partnership between Italian transparency cham
✨ During their residency, we had the pleasure of taking Isabel and Annabel from @studiowolfs on a little textile tour in the district of Prato. 🧵 We explored the textile regeneration process, visiting places like the sorting mill Gortitex, Filatura
If you are in South Tyrol this summer, do not miss the chance to visit the first solo exhibition by our very own @ariannamoroder, at @skb_artes in Bolzano, curated by Lisa Trockner. “The Paris Syndrome – an investigation on material, pro
Fresh updates from Refashionized project! We are currently finalizing the Trainer’s Corner which encompasses resources and training materials for youth workers and trainers to support them in conducting training session with young people on tw
We are planning an extensive textile design program over the next two years that will include talks, workshops, residencies, and events. Of course, we have an extensive list of people we admire and would like to learn from, and we hope to be able to