Bruketa& has begun collaborating with Andrea Marzagalli, a creative director and photographer based in Milan. With nearly twenty years of experience at international agencies, Marzagalli has worked on projects bringing together advertising, technology and photography.
He built his career at agencies including Saatchi & Saatchi, Leo Burnett and Grey/WPP, leading integrated campaigns for brands such as McDonald’s, Vodafone, Campari, BMW, MINI, Adidas, UniCredit and illy. His work spans the development of creative concepts and their execution across different communication channels.
Among his notable projects is McDelivery Shelter, developed at Leo Italy, on which he served as creative director. Three tram stops in central Milan were transformed into places where passers-by could order a McDonald’s meal and wait for it to be delivered. The campaign was shortlisted in the Direct category at Cannes Lions in 2018.
During his time at Leo Burnett Italy, he also contributed to Samsung Smart Windshield, a smart motorcycle windscreen concept that displays navigation and notifications from a connected phone. The project won silver at the Epica Awards and gold in the Product Development Invention category at Adweek’s Project ISAAC Awards.
His portfolio also includes work on the Campari Calendars. The editions featuring Penélope Cruz (2013) and Uma Thurman (2014) were created at BCube Milan, while those featuring Eva Green (2015) and Kate Hudson (2016) were developed at Leo Burnett Italy. He contributed to the creative direction of the Kate Hudson edition, The BitterSweet Campaign. The campaign turned Campari’s bittersweet character into an election race between two candidates, inviting audiences to choose a side.
In 2025, he chaired the Print jury at Giovani Leoni, the Italian competition organised by the Art Directors Club Italiano, which selects young creatives to compete at Young Lions in Cannes.
Alongside creative direction, he pursues photography, with work exhibited in Italy and internationally, including in Milan and Arles.