Helsinki-based graphic designer currently working at Querida. Focusing his practice in the fields of website, printed matters and editorial, he works independently as well as collaboratively with a different range of clients, creatives and contexts.
XV (FIFTEEN); Poster; 29.7 x 42.0cm;Self-initiated project; Silk screenedA blend of the vibrations from both numbers. Number 1 relates to assertiveness and achievement. Number 5 resonates with the attributes of making choices and changes.
2018
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ESAÚ YORI; Lookbook; 27.2 x 21.6cm;Commissioned by Esaú Yori for QueridaEsaú Yori pays homage to the modern woman, transforming the traditional dialogue of female and providing an alternative for the unconventional.
Crafting enduringly effortless and strikingly bold designs, Esaú Yori seeks to stimulate the discussion surrounding gender fluidity.
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SELCO; Typeface; WIPSelf-initiated projectPlaying with clean shapes and contrasts, Selco is a slick typeface that introduces a modern update on display fonts. The sharpness of its curves makes it perfect to be used in different printed matters and display elements.
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FRAN RIOS; Website; franrios.comCommissioned by Fran Rios for Querida;Code by Rafa CobiellaFran Rios is a cinematographer based in Barcelona. He has worked for clients such as Nike, Vimeo, Givenchy or Loewe, as well as having shot the second season of the critically acclaimed show Paquita Salas for Netflix.
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ZEITGEIST; In collaboration with Oriol Gil;Commissioned by Zeitgeist MagazineWe’re pushed to follow a path, a long journey based on things we don’t really agree with. There’s beauty on defying the Zeitgeist, do it your own way.
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THE COAL CLUB; Website;thecoal.club; Self-initiated project;Code by Oscar GómezA collaborative platform curated together with Marcel Kaczmarek which celebrates achromatic design from all around the globe through an accurate and careful research across different fields of design and visual culture.
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NIHIL OBSTAT; Book; 136 pages;In collaboration with Malgorzata SajurHuman possesses an individuality which distinguishes him from the others. Defining these individual characteristics as diferences to put him above or below the others is what we call discriminate.
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MALGORZATA SAJUR; Website;msajur.com; Photographs by Malgorzata Sajur;Code by Oscar GómezMalgorzata Sajur's work has been exhibited in notable festivals and collective exhibitions, where she registers her emotional states through self-photos and unreal landscapes.
2017
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WIMT; Book; 10 x 10cmSelf-initiated projectWish I Made That (WIMT) is a self-published book that, ironically, addresses the high cost that understanding the world involves. This book pays homage to those who create – without evaluating the reaction they caused to society.
A series of 18 inventions of the past century, that nowadays are a compilation of strange, absurd and useless objects.
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ZABALTEGI-TABAKALERA; Poster;Commissioned by Festival de Cinede San SebastiánA San Sebastián Cinema Festival competitive section open to the most unusual cinema proposals of the year, in which there are no formal norms or thematic limitations.
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BRUNO MUNARI (B/M); Booklet;19.0 x 22.0cm; Self-initiated projectAn homage to a militant for the preservation of mental elasticity, a defender of research as a playful experimentation, a visionary and a true master of visual communication.
2016
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[1]XV (FIFTEEN)Poster29.7 x 42.0cm;Self-initiated projectSilk screened2018
[2]ESAÚ YORILookbook; 27.2 x 21.6cm;Commissioned by Esaú Yorifor Querida2018
[3]SELCOTypeface; WIPSelf-initiated project2018
[4]FRAN RIOSWebsite; franrios.comCommissioned by Fran Riosfor Querida2018
[5]ZEITGEISTIn collaboration with Oriol GilCommissioned by Zeitgeist Mag2018
[6]THE COAL CLUBWebsite; thecoal.clubSelf-initiated project2018
[7]NIHIL OBSTATBook136 pagesIn collaboration with Malgorzata Sajur2018
[8]MALGORZATA SAJURWebsite; msajur.comPhotographs by Malgorzata Sajur2017
[9]WIMTBook10 x 10cmSelf-initiated project2017
[10]ZABALTEGI-TABAKALERAPosterCommissioned by Festival de Cinede San Sebastián2017
[11]BRUNO MUNARIBooklet19.0 x 22.0cmSelf-initiated project2016