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Commissioned project. Re-design of Berlin based series of events — Flight Mode.

Blankets design made at Buck for Buck babies.

Designed at Buck. Read full case study here.

The video installation is a poignant exploration of the perils and complexities embedded within our relationship with social media. Standing as a commentary on the overwhelming nature of digital content and its potential to shape our lives, the work prompts a deeper introspection on the impact of media consumption on well-being. Advocating for mindful engagement with the digital landscape, the video demands a re-evaluation of our roles as active consumers.

The project was selected and exhibited during Dutch Design Week 2023 in Eindhoven as a part of Introduction on DDW program. DDW page ↗

Masters thesis publication designed for Veera Gontsugova.

The typography layout is characterized by recurring footnotes. Discussed themes and aesthetics are being reflected in used visuals and overall design.

This intimate publication delves into the narratives within Tallinn's Lasnamae district in Estonia. It intricately weaves together the district's history and the individual tales of its residents, employing a blend of interviews, historical analysis, and visual elements.

Within the pages of this publication, I embarked on an exploration of multifaceted themes. These encompass the intricate interplay between affection and aversion — a love/hate relationship — as well as the lasting repercussions stemming from the Post-Soviet era. Moreover, the publication delves into the pivotal realm of urbanism, highlighting its significance in shaping the district's essence.

Glamcult magazine is published bi-annually by Glamcult Studio.

The design of the publication is defined by the theme of the issue — SANCTUARY.

Glamcult SELECTS is a series of events dedicated to the trailblazers of music and the community of Amsterdam scene.

Commencing with the inception of the second edition of SELECTS, I undertook the task of developing a concept for a visual system for the event's identity. This multifaceted identity overhaul encompassed the creation of a custom typeface (wordmark) and layout design. Additionally, my responsibilities extended to video editing, as well as the curation of email and social media visuals.

Advancements and experimentation have been undertaken for a hypothetical Institute for Mass Manipulation Awareness. The core objective of this institute revolves around enlightening and instructing society about the various forms of manipulation, spanning from activism to public relations.

The visual evolution of this project was guided by the notion of an intricate maze of information, a product of manipulation itself. The deliberate organization of the layout and the incorporation of black and white components synergize to offer lucidity, significantly enhancing the institute's intended mission.

An archive of accessories used by smokers in 1880 – up to nowadays. Through an ancient habit — a habit of smoking — publication familiarises the reader with long-forgotten bizarre objects whose only purpose is to serve smokers. Through objects and advertisements of tabacco products of a given timeline reader gets acquainted with aesthetics and context in which habit survived many decades.

An identity has been crafted for an innovative online concert platform, dedicated to nurturing and showcasing emerging young musicians, especially amidst the challenges of COVID-19. This platform becomes vital as traditional venues remain scarce, impeding musicians' chances of recognition and their ability to engage with their audience seamlessly.

The identity design is characterized by recurring elements and a modest yet rejuvenating color palette. These features synergistically enable the identity to maintain its versatility and adaptability across various mediums.