typography/art direction/branding
Enter C͓̽R͓̽T͓̽L͓̽+͓̽A͓̽L͓̽T͓̽+͓̽F͓̽R͓̽3͓̽3͓̽D͓̽O͓̽M͓̽, a customizable font that bypasses these filters, built on Futura’s progressive design, used in political campaigns and manifestos.
This open-source tool lets users create their own expression with the typeface, then download and share their messages, reclaiming the freedom of open discourse.
More than just a font, C͓̽R͓̽T͓̽L͓̽+͓̽A͓̽L͓̽T͓̽+͓̽F͓̽R͓̽3͓̽3͓̽D͓̽O͓̽M͓̽
is a bold statement against digital oppression.
In unseen filters what parts of us disappear?
typography/publishing/art direction/branding
𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙊𝙧𝙞𝙤𝙣 𝙎𝙥𝙖𝙘𝙚 𝘾𝙤𝙣𝙛𝙚𝙧𝙚𝙣𝙘𝙚 is a speculative design project imagining a future where innovation, exploration, and corporate governance extend across the universe.
Founded in response to rapid transformation beyond Earth, the conference acts as a platform to preserve and promote core human values through universal dialogue.
With a focus on experimentation and forward-thinking collaboration, the project envisions a future where design facilitates progress across space uniting
corporations, creatives, and thinkers to shape the next era of civilisation. Bold, immersive, and deeply future-facing.
photography/publishing
C̷o̷r̷r̷u̷p̷t̷i̷o̷n̷ is an experimental photography project that explores and deconstructs the concept of “corruption” in its many forms. Often viewed as a misuse of power for
personal gain, corruption extends far beyond politics or institutions—it’s woven into the fabric of our daily lives, from societal systems to personal morals.
This project delves into corruption not only as a subject but as a process—manifesting in the hardware of the camera, in the digital degradation of files, in the distortion of the
subject matter, and even in the very form of the book that binds it all together. Here, corruption becomes both theme and method, challenging our perception of integrity, truth, and control.
typography/publishing/art direction
“根を辿る (Ne o Tadoru): Tracing Roots” explores the nuanced intersections of identity and cultural disconnection through symbolic imagery
and expressive movement.
Thoughtfully navigating the path toward self-discovery and reconciliation with heritage,the film invites
introspection and personal reflection.
typography/publishing
"Unity of Being" explores the intersection of ontology and graphic design through the lens of typeface creation.
Inspired by the philosophical concepts of Ibn Arabi, particularly the idea of oneness, this project aims to capture
the complexities inherent in the immanent world.
Drawing from Islamic mosaic techniques, the typeface employs a grid system and geometrical symmetry to symbolize unity.
The design process involves incrementally increasing complexity, with each letter constructed using an expanding grid system.
At its core, "Unity of Being" prompts a fundamental question: can the divine be discovered within language?
typography/branding/publishing/UI/UX design
Engaging with themes of perception and architectural modularity. This concept of modularity bridges architecture and graphic design, leading to the creation of an uppercase
display typeface. This typeface, inspired by architectural blueprints, serves as a modular toolkit for users, allowing for customization and adaptation, reflecting the
foundational role of blueprints in architectural design.
This approach not only questions the sustainability and practicality of demolishing buildings versus adaptive reuse but also envisions a future of sustainable construction practices.
publishing
"Death Comes" is a compilation zine by photographer Adam Russell, encompassing his photographic journey spanning two years.
Through his works, Russell delves into the dark, ambient, and decaying elements he encounters in his surroundings.
His imagery is characterized by harsh contrasts, with soul-crushing blacks and deafening whites prevalent in his black-and-white compositions.
Russell's aim is to immerse himself deeply in the atmosphere of his environment, capturing everything from the smallest holes and cracks in walls
to his adventures in Thailand with his friends..
publishing/apparel/branding
I was approached to design several elements for an upcoming pop-up event titled "FORBIDDEN FRUIT."
For this project, I've decided to create a compilation zine featuring low-brow designs, esoteric concepts,
and quirky elements.
Additionally, I will be meshing these designs with two screen-printed posters titled "BLAM BLAM" and
"YOUR MADER PUNDEK," as well as a screen-printed shirt that references George Bataille's philosophical works.
3D design
An experimental series of works, as I was learning belnder. The first three works were a series inspired by albums from yung lean and I wanted to test my abilites in what I was already learning.
The last slides are inspired by the anime “Neon Gensis Evangalion“ which spurred me onto making a short video with the software.