Página Inicial

“Página Inicial” (Home Page) proposes a reading of Google Doodles as small visual interruptions of an everyday interface. The project moves these images from screen to book, turning a digital, ephemeral and functional experience into a physical, sequential and interactive…

Little Red Riding Hood: A Call for Heresy in Book Design

Developed in parallel with the Methodologies course, theoretical research was a fundamental part of the graphic creation. The object explores ways to promote active, critical reading by subverting the norms of editorial design.

Formas Induzidas: um herbário de cecídias

The project is a book created from the plant gall (cecidia) herbarium of the Museum of Natural History and Science of the University of Porto, investigating the herbarium as a scientific archive and epistemological device.

Towards a Forensic Atlas for Threshold Territories

This research proposes alternative representations of the U-1277 submarine wreck, scuttled by its own crew off Leixões in 1945, through graphic and editorial design. Drawing on sonar imagery, bathymetry and visual records, it constructs a speculative cartographic system that opens…

All For You

All For You grew out of a personal interest in cataloging packaging, from a fascination with its shapes, graphics and materials. This close observation reveals similar strategies in how packaging communicates with consumers, regardless of brand or product category.

Design Gráfico Queer-Feminista: A zine sáfica como ferramenta de resistência e identidade lésbica

This work aims to analyze, understand and promote queer-feminist design through historical and practical research, investigating the intersection of feminism, queer theory, the practice of graphic and editorial design and its use as a tool for resistance and community-building.

THE KAJITSU PLAYLIST: RYUICHI SAKAMOTO BEYOND BACKGROUND MUSIC

The Kajitsu Playlist: Ryuichi Sakamoto Beyond Background Music is an editorial artifact exploring the relationship between listening, space, memory, materiality and attention, starting from the playlist Ryuichi Sakamoto created for Kajitsu restaurant in New York.

CAMOUFLAGE

CAMOUFLAGE is part of a research project exploring how vivipary in plants, particularly the facultative type, can be metaphorically associated with phenomena such as affective computing, which continues to expand significantly in the field of Human–Computer Interaction.