Atelier Paradiso is a creativestudio 
bridging visual communication 👁 and artistic expression.
Our artistic practice includes poetry, dé/collage and photography.
Hi, I’m Eleonora Paradise (she/her), the founder of Atelier Paradiso.
By day, I am a communication designer with a background in languages and literature. My fields of expertise are visual communication & storytelling, brand identity & strategy, content production.
By night, I am an artist working with collected images of life in Berlin. I get my inspiration from the experiences and materials I find "out there". In my atelier I then process, transform and reconstruct these snippets of the city into poetry and collages.
In my artistic practice, I work together with my partner, Michael Wismar (he/him), known for his projects Der anonyme Plakatabriss and Litfass goes urban art.
In our shared attic studio in Berlin, we work with found materials and advertisement posters collected on the streets of Berlin to explore the poetic potential of everyday life.
Our approaches are individual but closely connected, shaped by a steady exchange and a common interest in challenging the boundary between consumer culture and artistic authorship.
Atelier Paradiso is a creativestudio bridging visual communication 👁 and artistic expression.
Our artistic practice includes poetry, dé/collage and photography.
Hi, I’m Eleonora Paradise (she/her), the founder of Atelier Paradiso.
By day, I am a communication designer with a background in languages and literature. My fields of expertise are visual communication & storytelling, brand identity & strategy, content production.
By night, I am an artist working with collected images of life in Berlin – be that in the form of experiences, photographs or advertisement posters. Snippets of the city get processed, transformed and reconstructed into poetry and collages.
In my artistic practice, I work together with my partner, Michael Wismar (he/him), known for his projects Der anonyme Plakatabriss and Litfass goes urban art.
In our shared attic studio in Berlin, we work with found materials and advertisement posters collected on the streets of Berlin to explore the poetic potential of everyday life.
Our approaches are individual but closely connected, shaped by a steady exchange and a common interest in challenging the boundary between consumer culture and artistic authorship.