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.
Tag: Cláudia Martina
ORBITA
ORBITA was created as a revival of the Tia Lira typeface, designed by Manuel Pereira da Silva in 2003, which has only capital letters, in different weights and variations.
Fractals / Fractais
“Fractals / Fractais” is a bilingual publication divided into three volumes. The project was developed as a group in response to a brief proposed by another group in the Project curricular unit (made up of Maria Luísa Pinto, Roberta Miranda…
Form and freedom: Modernism and deconstruction in graphic design
“Form and freedom” is a work produced for the Advanced Studies in Editorial Design and Typography curricular unit, supervised by Mário Moura, which sets out to explore a monochrome, purely typographic editorial object, without any non-typographic images, in order to…