Personal work Q2 2026
En France dans le département des Cotes d'Armor, un site spectaculaire mêlant nature et tradition
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Illustrations inspired by Wuthering Heights (2026), written and directed by Emerald Fennell.
Alongside unprecedented development, recent exponential technological advances have also led to greater political and social fragmentation, the flourishing of extremism and economic inequality, massive algorithmic surveillance and, inevitably, the progressive redefinition of power relations, reconfiguring the concept of sovereignty, now hostage to the omnipresent technological giants. This will be the theme for a new edition of the INDEX biennial in Braga, from 7 to 17 May 2026, proposing a broad reflection on the multiple relationships between Power, Art and Technology, through a diverse programme which includes live shows, conferences, an exhibition and educational activities, which will take place at different locations throughout the city.
We come to the shore carrying our distances. Here, bodies move closer, drift apart, touch, wait, and watch. Small gestures become visible. A hand resting on a shoulder. Two figures facing the same horizon. The quiet space between people who know each other, and those who do not. Perhaps the sea does not bring us together. Perhaps it simply reveals what already exists between us.
A curated compilation of works created between 2024 and 2026, marking a significant turning point in my artistic journey. During this period, I began refining my visual language by embracing a more intentional color palette and simplifying my compositions. Rather than adding more elements, I focused on clarity, stronger storytelling, and creating space for each character and idea to breathe. These works represent a process of reflection, experimentation, and growth. Looking back, I see them as evidence of a maturing practice?one that is becoming more confident in its identity while remaining rooted in the influences that shaped it: graffiti, street culture, toys, music, and everyday observations. This collection serves as both a personal archive and a snapshot of an evolving creative voice, capturing the transition toward a more focused and refined body of work. Read Less
Launched in 2015, Gangnam Unni has become an essential information platform that helps customers make informed decisions by addressing the information imbalance in the aesthetic medical market. Leveraging Korea's overwhelming achievements in aesthetic medical technology and services, it has rapidly grown in Japan and is expanding to more countries, including Thailand and the United States, as a global platform. Gangnam Unni began a global rebranding project to establish its identity as a specialized aesthetic medical platform and to build a differentiated image as a global leading brand in the rapidly growing business and market. To overcome pronunciation and meaning challenges in global markets, the brand name was changed to 'unni,' and its entire design?from the logo to in-app icons?was renewed, redefining its linguistic and visual assets.
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A visual identity inspired by the physical act of analog writing, where the letter, chance, and imperfection become the foundation of a contemporary visual language for literature.
HEAD CASES is a visual storytelling project following nine people who live within the same neighborhood. They share similar faces, but their personalities, habits and ways of dealing with everyday life could hardly be more different. They repeatedly cross paths around the same apartment building, from the rooftop and shared corridors to the convenience store nearby. Sometimes they appear in small groups. Sometimes all nine end up in the same place. There is no grand mission behind what they do. They hang laundry, move oversized plants, carry awkward objects and turn an ordinary group photo into a crowded operation. A simple everyday task can quickly become a new CASE. And somehow, these nine are always involved.
Brand refresh, branding, brand evolution, design, graphic design,
Travel Posters for Hot Wheels merch collection. Illustrated by Marte Galarza
3 days of photographing puffins - these are the results.
Book cover illustrations for some books published by Sellerio Editore.
What Should I Be Today? is an original art toy-inspired character illustration series. Marco appears in different costumes based on animals and symbolic themes, with each illustration designed to showcase a unique personality through playful situations and storytelling.
MoF is a premium e-Road bike brand developed as an extension of MOVE, a Japanese urban e-Bike brand. Centered on the idea of "Mobility of Future," the project explores a quiet and refined visual identity for a new urban mobility experience. In 2025, we developed the foundation of MoF's visual identity, centered on its logo design and brand guidelines. MoF?????????e-Bike?????MOVE?????????????????????e-Road???????????Mobility of Future?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????2025??????MoF??????????????????????????????????????????????????
:: It is a calling instruction. It symbolizes our process of extracting coffee from the vague category of "agricultural products" and transforming it through precise experimental methods into a controlled and perceptible "sensory coordinate". It represents the necessary path from the original (Origin) to the resolution (Resolution).
Some concept art for League of Legends' Spring Blossom
BB Origin? (Pro) draws on the original stylistic influences of neo grotesque typefaces, exaggerates them, and renders them in the purest With the further development of typesetting, neo grotesque typefaces were increasingly adapted to technical limitations. This led to an ambivalent design language that balanced original influences with technical developments. In the meantime, technology has progressed to the point where the original and the iconic can be rendered and harmonized: calligraphic curves and high-contrast stems that reflect their origins, as well as visually balanced geometry and uniform shapes working in harmony. ? 2 Variants (Origin and Iconic) ? 13 Stylistic-Sets ? 18 Weights??????? ? 33 OpenType features ? 34 Styles ? 93 Languages Support ? 43,350 Glyphs (1,275/Style) © Bold Studio
Creative Soup Branding & Character Design | Unauthorized Character Concepts Every branding project leaves behind ideas that never make it into the final release. This collection brings those concepts back to life. During the development of the Creative Soup visual identity, dozens of character explorations were created, tested and refined. While only a selected few became part of the final brand, many others helped define its personality, visual language and storytelling. Rather than presenting the approved identity, this project revisits the creative process through a series of unreleased character concepts?imagining what the Creative Soup universe could have looked like if different creative decisions had been made. Each design explores alternative personalities, silhouettes, color palettes and visual narratives while remaining faithful to the playful and expressive spirit of the brand.
During this year, I had the opportunity to work a series of illustrations for the Italian newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore. Here it is a selection of these editorial illustrations and covers for special issues.
