Projects credited in
- [re] titled[re]titled is a special edition about appropriation, that explores the work of four artists and four designers, whose work was developed between the 70's and the 90's. The publication’s title - [re]titled - comes from the concept of appropriation and from the relations among authors. The publication can be seen in two points of view. The reader can choose to read it in a predefined page sequence or, by separating the spreads from the whole edition. In the last case, it is possible to establish a
- What if politics ended tomorrow?E se a política acabasse amanhã? - What if politics ended tomorrow? — Brings together contributions on the production of Communication Design’s graduate students of the Faculty of Fine Arts of Lisbon’s University. We have drawn a parallel between politics as the construction of a collective future and the journey - the academic course of a group that understands that "the future is not so much the thing that should be guessed as something we must imagine and construct." - Daniel Innerarity.The exhibition’s narrative was divided into two moments and galleries“Conhecer um tempo diferente“ (to understand another era) - to deepen the knowledge and to relate concepts from our historic paths, to better understand the fabric of humanities memory and legacy. “Intervir no nosso tempo” (to participate on the present society) - the translation of knowledge acquired in matter that transforms the space around us, the Willingness to change and to build.We are responsible for design and elaborate communication supports such as posters, print and digital invitations, program, sheets, totem and a shop window. Materials that were produced using various techniques like silkscreen. For the exhibition, we also produced the furniture, cnc letters and a video installation. This communication journey had also a publication and a website that were designed by fellow colleagues from our graduates class. More info at - eseapolitica.belasartes.ulisboa.pt
- Gulbenkian Citizen ProgramThe Active Citizenship Program (Programa Cidadania Activa) is an instrument to support Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), which runs from 2013 to 2016 and is funded by the European Economic Area Financial Mechanism (EEA Grants). Its management is the responsibility of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, selected through a public tender launched in 2012. The high level of requirement for access to funding derives from the rules governing the management of EEA programs in the 16 beneficiary European countries. The idea was to visually translate data that correspond to the program report and to illustrate the mission of the NGOs represented. Thus, the graphic spot is accompanied by the drawing of people, since these associations work with people and for people.
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Skills
- Sketch
- UI Design
- Digital Design
- Visual Design
- Visual Communication
- Interaction Design