Dimora is a creative studio founded by Alessandro Stella and Nohemy Stella, designers and art directors working at the intersection of brand, visual culture, and emerging image technologies. Their generative practice is rooted in a deep sensitivity to material, memory, and form, favoring tactile surfaces, quiet imperfection, and the emotional weight of objects that feel lived-in or half-remembered. They treat prompting as a kind of visual archaeology, layering technical specificity with poetic restraint to surface images that carry atmosphere, ambiguity, and narrative potential. Inspired by archival photography, printed ephemera, and analog processes, their images often evoke a sense of soft nostalgia and suspended time. Rather than chasing spectacle or output volume, Dimora works slowly and iteratively, allowing ideas to settle, evolve, and gather texture. Their image-making is a form of visual storytelling shaped by care, curiosity, and intention. Dimora’s prompts and images are featured in Spells Volume 2.