Religion and Violence

Graphic for “Trinity News” cover story about Religion and violence. This graphic used religious symbols for some of the largest religions in the world and places them and an explosion in dynamite which has a fuse that has been lighted.

The symbols can both mean the religions that violence has been done for and the victims of religious violence.

This graphic was done in a modernist style using strong symbols to convey the meaning of the text of the magazine article.

Dennis studied graphic design at Pratt Institute. His instructor at Pratt was a big influence on Di Vincenzo’s work.

Di Vincenzo has worked with Fortune 500 companies as well as non-profits and small businesses to develop marketing and design solutions for a variety of audiences. His graphic design has been featured in “Idea” Magazine, “Print,” and the “Society of Publication Designers’ Annual,” among others. Shows include Pratt Institute, the Print Regional Design Annual, and Graphis. Dennis counts among his awards: 6 “Big W” awards from the Advertising club of Westchester, a Desi Award for Design Excellence, and 7 American Design Awards. A piece he did for Mobil is included in the Library of Congress design archives.