About

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Who I am

I’m Anna Nogarè, a Creative Director & Accessibility Strategist specialized in creating meaningful and accessible experiences across culture, education, science, technology, and beyond.

With international experience in cultural institutions, progressive companies, and the public sector, I develop interpretive solutions and interactive journeys that spark emotional connection and informal learning.

I’m CPACC certified (Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies) by the International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP) and an active member of the organization.

Some of the clients I’ve worked with include:
The National Museum of Qatar (Doha, QA), ilmi Science Discovery & Innovation Center (Riyadh, SA), Museum of Natural Sciences (Brussels, BE), the Icelandic Museum of Natural History (Reykjavík, IS), Het Steen Visitor Center (Antwerp, BE), Canon Professional Network (Europe), Dutch Police (Amsterdam, NL), and many others across the cultural, public, and innovation-driven sectors.

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How I work

After 10 years of designing experiences, I’ve learned that engagement means meeting people where they are and recognising that everyone learns and expresses themselves differently: through images, stories, sound, movement, or interaction. What matters is creating spaces where people feel something, and where they can connect, reflect, and take something with them.

When information is emotionally resonant and easy to navigate, it opens doors. By embedding play, informal learning, and curiosity, we make those moments more meaningful and impactful. When learning doesn’t feel forced or formal, it becomes more human, grounded in exploration, empathy, and discovery.

We need flexible and welcoming journeys that respond to diverse needs and ways of being. It means creating multi-sensory experiences where people can reach the same destination in different ways, at their own pace, in their own style. The most powerful experiences aren’t just seen; they’re felt, lived, and remembered.

In my work, I begin by understanding who the experience is for, what kind of emotional or learning response we want to create, and how people might move through a space or piece of content. I then develop a flexible narrative and structure, grounded in strategic thinking around feasibility, budget, and long-term impact. I bring concepts to life through co-creation, prototyping, and iteration in ways that feel intuitive, inclusive, and meaningful while supporting the project’s sustainability and future growth.

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What I offer

I work with cultural institutions, innovation-driven companies, and public organizations to make experiences more accessible, engaging, and emotionally meaningful, both in physical spaces and across digital platforms.

Here’s how I can support your project:

  • Strategy
    I define goals, understand audiences, and build solid structures that align vision with reality, helping projects grow, adapt, and stay meaningful.
  • Creative direction
    I shape concepts for exhibitions, digital experiences, and educational tools. I guide the creative process from the first idea to final delivery, with a focus on curiosity and play.
  • Art direction
    I translate complex information into layered narratives, guiding the journey through a clear visual language based on a flexible and inclusive approach to content.
  • Accessibility consulting (CPACC certified)
    I guide compliance with WCAG, EAA, and universal design standards from the beginning. I review with real users in mind and offer talks and workshops to help teams adopt accessibility as a shared mindset.

Every project is different, and so is every team. But I always bring the same things: direction, passion, and a people-focused mindset.

Great ideas start with simple conversations.
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