Design Gráfico Queer-Feminista: A zine sáfica como ferramenta de resistência e identidade lésbica
Cláudia Martina
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.
It explores three theoretical areas: feminism and the queer movement; sapphic and lesbian identity; and sexism and resistance in the history of graphic design. It also examines the importance of design and editorial publications in building identity and community within the sapphic community.
It culminates in a sapphic publication, a collaborative project that uses graphic and editorial design as a tool for the community, placing the emphasis on feminism, on queerness, on women, on lesbians and all sapphics, on people outside the gender binary, and on everyone who fights against the rules, patriarchy and cis-heteronormativity.
Imprint / Technical Rider:
Year: 2026
Dimensions: 130 × 190 mm; zine; 36 pages
Materials: Zine, 2026.
Curricular Unit:
Dissertation/Project/Internship (2nd year) — Project
Supervisor: Cristina Ferreira
Keywords: Queer Design, Feminism, LGBTQ+, Lesbianism, Zines
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