HCAW?

A project for Advanced Studies in Editorial Design and Typography — a printed A3 publication built predominantly from images. The publication compiles several photographic sources, including the series “Subway Hands” by Hannah La Follette Ryan and “Architecture of Density” and…

Infraction

This project explores the representation of homosexuality and the experiences of queer people in sport, addressing different forms of visibility. The work is divided into two parts which, although distinct in approach, share a common reflection on how gay men…

Infraction

This project explores the representation of homosexuality and the experiences of queer people in sport, addressing different forms of visibility. The work is divided into two parts which, although distinct in approach, share a common reflection on how gay men…

Altares Não Religiosos

Non-Religious Altars is an image-based publication that investigates what can constitute an altar outside the religious sphere: a horizontal surface, raised or at floor level, appropriated as a space for ritual, contemplation, focus or memory.

Menocomeço: Descobrir e Resignificar a Menopausa

Menocomeço: Discovering and Re-signifying Menopause is a visual, introspective manual in twelve chapters that proposes a feminist reading of menopause, understanding it not as an ending but as a singular transition, unique to each woman.

Newspaper

The project is a fashion publication in newspaper format, created to question conventional ways of representing and documenting fashion. Developed for Art Direction, it seeks to bridge the magazine and the newspaper.

Archive Magazine — Miguel Adrover

Archive Magazine is an editorial project conceived as a publication devoted to the work of designers and artists through the construction of individual archives. Each issue gathers and organizes content related to one author’s path and output, creating a publication…

A Mulher Negra na Cultura Visual de Portugal Colonial

This project investigates the impact of racist representations of Black women in Portuguese visual culture of the colonial period. It seeks to understand how editorial design can contribute, politically and pedagogically, to a critical and conscious reading of these images.

Judge By the Cover

Judged by the Cover is an informative visual catalog exploring the intersection of music and design through 200 iconic album covers, selected for their relevance or controversy.