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.

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.

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…

Backstage

Backstage is a serif typeface in the Garalde tradition, developed from the observation and reinterpretation of Garamond. While it keeps the legibility, proportion and elegance associated with Renaissance models, its design introduces a more vertical structure, more defined serifs and…

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…

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.

Guide to Get Lost

Guide to Get Lost is an illustration project conceived as a comic, informal and poetic guide to getting lost on purpose. Instead of leading the reader to a destination, it values the unknown, chance, freedom and discovering new experiences along…