superhumans
We are superhumans and we believe in the power of blending creativity, technology and humanity. We’re here to tell meaningful stories, skip the fluff, and help everyone feel a bit like a superhuman. So it should not come as a surprise that our mantra is: “skip the useless”
Our creative communication agency. We help brands connect with people through ideas, content and experiences designed to make a lasting impact.
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Our live communication unit. We love creating events, not just because it’s a chance to dress sharp, but because we get to see the surprise in people’s eyes.
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Our production studio. We know how critical exceptional craft is. That’s why we develop our ideas, keeping them fresh from concept to execution.
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Notte prima degli esami
(Poste Italiane)
Rebranding the Right Power Forward
(ContourGlobal)
A volte la disabilità è l’ultimo dei miei problemi.
(Tetrabondi)
Our owned
project
Planetaria is a proprietary project co-created by superhumans, Stefano Accorsi and Filippo Gentili. Is a content factory for global change: a living, ever-evolving platform where science, art and media converge to transform the complexity of today’s biggest challenges into compelling stories.
For the second year running, superhumans is backing Fondazione Tetrabondi pro bono with a new integrated campaign. This behind-the-scenes piece unpacks the insight that sparked it - the right to simply be normal - and the team, on set and off, who made it happen. No spoilers: the full reveal is coming soon.
A Guardian investigation reveals how deepfakes are undermining influencers' credibility, with cases of cloned faces used in ads they never authorised. But the most telling case, fashion creator Molly Tranchin's dispute with brand Eby, doesn't involve an outside scammer: it comes down to a contract clause written before "edit" could mean "synthetic regeneration." The piece draws a practical lesson for anyone working with creators: update the contracts before launching the next campaign, not after.
YouTube is changing the way we watch TV, bringing creators, on-demand content, and digital-first languages to the living room screen. For brands and agencies, this opens up a new challenge: rethinking formats, creativity, and media planning for an audience that sees Connected TV as a central part of its everyday experience.
Sponsorship rights can give a brand access to a major sporting event, but they cannot guarantee cultural relevance. Through the examples of Levi’s, Norwegian, British Airways, Ralph Lauren, Rolex and Visa, the article explores why the most effective partnerships are built on distinctive ideas, timing and meaningful participation rather than visibility alone.