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.

Yves Typeface

Yves is a variable serif typeface developed collaboratively in the Type Design course, with the aim of creating a contemporary digital font that preserves the visual identity of its historical source while meeting today’s editorial standards of legibility and versatility.

De Mim Para Ti

De Mim Para Ti (From Me to You) is a silent narrative telling a story about how people relate through the objects they share. With a color assigned to each character, a timeline unfolds in which objects pass from generation…

The Shape of Loss – An illustrated story about grief

The project turned three personal objects into an illustrated narrative, developed for Illustration Contexts and Practices. From these objects I explored grief and ancestry, setting the story in Japan — where part of my family comes from — as the…

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.

Wrinkles

Wrinkles is a non-literary publication exploring the experience and transformation brought about by time. The narrative unfolds as a cycle bringing together three dimensions — landscape, skin and artifacts — understood as surfaces on which time leaves distinct marks.

Prática Editorial como Reativação

Scientific archives are fundamental repositories of human knowledge, yet often remain inaccessible due to challenges of cataloging, digitization and cultural mediation. Following a curricular internship at the Desmond Morris scientific archive, held at the Museum of Natural History and Science…

Sacred and Terrible Air

A self-proposed project for the Project course, in which the Estonian novel Püha ja õudne lõhn (Sacred and Terrible Air), written by Robert Kurvitz, was repaginated and re-edited.