Traces of the self
This project creates a visual ecosystem that represents the paradox that inhabits the tattoo. Something visible and exposed. But at the same time intimate and personal. It investigates how to visually represent this tension. How to translate the invisible into visible form.
The video captures that liminal moment, the instant when something interior crosses the skin and becomes visible. Almost like a ritual, a moment of transformation.
The artist's book makes what occurs in time become fixed in matter. The paper is another skin. The print is another ink.
The archive closes a circle. What began as external investigation becomes part of the same collection. The communal and the autobiographical coexist in the same object.
Each element operates in a different register. Together, they answer to the same question.
RELIQUIA
Editorial Design
An archive that has the intention not to overprint the objects,
but to represent them as fragments of personal experiences
open to new readings
RELIQUIA
Art Direction
A project that questions traditional ownership’s models and proposes an alternative in which value is not measured by possession, but by emotional weight. Reliquia emerges as a critical response to overconsumption and the accumulation of objects, reflecting on those we keep not for their function, but for the bond they represent and proposing new forms of reuse, exchange, and reinterpretation.
The project unfolds through a comprehensive system that includes the design of a website, a physical catalogue as an editorial record, reusable packaging design, as well as complementary pieces such as pins and a ring. The system is completed by the production of photography and video, which document and expand the project's narrative universe.
The visual language is neutral and refined, with clean backgrounds, controlled lighting, and a grain inspired by thermal printing that evokes archival systems and material memory. The system is further completed by reusable packaging in technical nylon sailcloth fabric, which allows objects to be carried without concealing them , integrating functionality, identity, and sustainability.
Reliquia is conceived as an open archive of ordinary objects that challenges the hierarchies of material value and offers an alternative perspective on what we choose to keep.
Axis: Elevate the space through light
Realaunch Campaign
A branding campaign for the relaunch of Fris, a lamp originally designed by Marset. This project redefines it — not just as a product, but as a design system.
The identity that has been developed reflects Axis’s core principles: modularity, precision, and creative freedom.
Drawing inspiration from visual cultures like cinema, architecture, and graphic design, the result is a brand that resonates with an audience that is seeking meaning in form.
Inspired by German Expressionism, the eclipse and the quiet order and modularity of tatamis, the design process explores how light interacts with space, rhythm, and perception. From logotype to motion graphics, every piece reinforces the poetic potential of modular light.
The identity that has been developed reflects Axis’s core principles: modularity, precision, and creative freedom.
Drawing inspiration from visual cultures like cinema, architecture, and graphic design, the result is a brand that resonates with an audience that is seeking meaning in form.
Inspired by German Expressionism, the eclipse and the quiet order and modularity of tatamis, the design process explores how light interacts with space, rhythm, and perception. From logotype to motion graphics, every piece reinforces the poetic potential of modular light.
The Art of Living Alone in your 20’s
Editorial
The Art of Living in Your 20s is a zine that captures the learning process that begins with the exciting transition to independent living. A sincere description of what it’s like to live alone in your 20s: practical tips for mastering essential skills and honest reflections on the challenges of “adulting". This zine celebrates the moments of freedom, growth, and self-discovery that this stage of life brings.
Bittersweet
Editorial
Bittersweet is an editorial project exploring the complex, messy, and deeply human territory of love-hate relationships.
Each issue focuses on a different topic and unpacks the emotional push and pull we feel toward the things that comfort, challenge, frustrate, and fulfill us.
Through personal stories and cultural reflections, Bittersweet creates space for contradictions and conversation.
Welcome to the Food Issue.
Each issue focuses on a different topic and unpacks the emotional push and pull we feel toward the things that comfort, challenge, frustrate, and fulfill us.
Through personal stories and cultural reflections, Bittersweet creates space for contradictions and conversation.
Welcome to the Food Issue.