Blind for One… Villains for All…
Who Are the Blind Villains?
Andrea Quagliata’s solution for versatile, high quality, creative services that support business, brand, and marketing initiatives. We come together when Andrea calls.
More like The Avengers, or a pirate crew, we’re less like a design firm, agency, or production house.
As Villains we obsess on what matters most and aren’t constrained by dogmatic thinking. We break rules and take risks, improving our craft the way blindness enhances the senses and imparts justice—with absolute assurance and zero prejudice.
Andrea Quagliata
ECD // Vision & Excellence
An international, award-winning, multi-platform auteur, Andrea is a professional copywriter, designer, photographer, and strategist.
His client roster includes Auberge Resorts Collection, Palmaïa The House of AïA, IDEO, Condé Nast, Publicis, Kawasaki, Volvo, Grimoldi Milano, Vabene Italy,
Color of Change, UCSF, Hebrew Senior Life, Winn Companies, Bill.com, numerous Belmond Hotels, The Windsor Court Hotel, ’21’, and dozens of start-ups including Pubinno, Giant Protocol, Looksee Labs, and many more.
Entrepreneurial, polyglot, he has built brands in a variety of verticals, created the image for many the world’s most exclusive, luxury hotels, mentored dozens of start-up ventures, and freelanced around the world.
His photography has been published in Departures, Travel & Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler, The New York Times, Robb Report, Elle, Vogue Mexico, Forbes, Vogue Pelle, Vogue Gioiello, Watches, ID magazine and more.
During the pandemic, he co-founded Feed the Frontlines SF to support local doctors and restaurants.
As a part of DISTRIKT, the legendary sound camp, he supports Burning Man.
As an artist, his work has been shown at Basel, and in solo and group shows in San Francisco, Barcelona, and throughout Italy.
He has authored 3 books. One is about Six Moon Hill, the intentional community where he grew up with the founding members of Walter Gropius’ The Architect’s Collaborative. It has been collected by Harvard and MIT libraries.
F*ck Descartes.
The Age of Reason is over.