Self-initiated
A series of posters created during the Covid-19 pandemic, responding to the virus and the broader social, political, and psychological upheaval it triggered.
Disciplines
Graphic Design, Poster Design, Illustration
Ambivalent Times
Poster exploring ambivalence — the coexistence of conflicting emotions, uncertainty, and instability. These conditions became increasingly prevalent during the pandemic era and the rapid social changes that followed.
Designed for the 27th International Poster Biennale in Warsaw 2021, one of the world’s most influential poster design exhibitions. Selected among 296 exhibited works from nearly 6,000 international submissions and reviewed by a jury including Jonathan Barnbrook, Ralph Schraivogel, and Ahn Sang-soo.
Awards & Recognition
3rd Place — 27th International Poster Biennale, Thematic Competition, Warsaw, 2021
Re_imagine Technology
Poster for Madrid Gráfica, »Re_: Restart, Revive, Recover«, an international design exhibition exploring graphic design’s role in rebuilding society after the pandemic.
Selected among the top 100 posters from 572 international submissions by a jury including Paula Scher and Erik Spiekermann, among others.
Organized by DIMAD (Association of Designers of Madrid) and the Madrid City Council, with support from the Business Forum for Madrid.
Awards & Recognition
Finalist — Madrid Gráfica, »Re_: Restart, Revive, Recover«, Madrid, 2021
In/Out
Typographic poster exploring isolation during the coronavirus period. It reflects the experience of being confined inside and cut off from the outside world during lockdown.
Awards & Recognition
Finalist — Posterfest, Budapest, 2021
Stay Home
Poster design contribution for stay-sane-stay-safe.com, a global open poster platform launched during the COVID-19 pandemic, where designers share work supporting healthcare workers and promoting safe, responsible behaviour.
The project serves as a collaborative archive of pandemic-related poster design and public messaging.
The Hands
Hands became one of the defining symbols of the Covid-19 pandemic — capable of spreading the virus, but also of stopping it.
This series of posters uses the hand as a central visual motif, addressing the rules, fears, and social tensions of the crisis — from hygiene and protective measures to panic buying and mental health.
Awards & Recognition
Peru Design Biennial, Lima, 2021
Wallpaper*, Summer Edition, Magazine, 2020
DAC — Designers Against Coronavirus, Book, 2019
Featured in DAC — Designers Against Coronavirus, a curated international publication bringing together over 270 works from designers and illustrators across 44 countries in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. Published by Carosello Lab in support of the Italian Red Cross.
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