I had the honor of being invited by the Goethe-Institut to design the event media for the Internationale Deutscholympiade (IDO) in 2020 (Dresden), 2022 (Hamburg), and 2024 (Göttingen). As the world's largest German-language contest, IDO brings together over 160 students from more than 60 countries every two years. My work helped shape the visual identity of these prestigious events, creating a cohesive design that captured the spirit of cultural exchange and language learning.

I designed the full album release bundle—vinyl, CD, cassette, and merch—for a release by the German rap group Waving the Guns, Zwischen Wand und Tapete. My goal was to translate the album’s boldness and intensity into the layout—staggered typography, neon orange color, and spiralling titles on the disc label are all metaphorical elements meant to contribute to the raw aesthetic. The release resonated widely, with the album debuting in the German Top 10 charts! It was an honour to work with Waving the Guns & Audiolith.

I was commissioned to create the brand identity and website for Veryl Festival, a four-day electronic music festival near Berlin. I developed a bold, distinctive visual language, using green to reflect nature, yellow for a bright techy/contemporary touch, and futuristic chrome elements to create a shimmering, ethereal aesthetic. The website was designed and developed to be seamless and engaging, capturing the festival’s spirit of music, art, and inclusivity.

Veronika Dräxler, a media and performance artist, author, and filmmaker, approached me to develop her brand identity and design a website that showcases her work. I created a cohesive visual identity that reflects her poetic narratives and explorations of digital identity, (re)appropriation, and (post)colonialism. The website was designed to be a seamless platform for her diverse body of work, offering an immersive and structured way to experience her moving images, installations, and performative rituals.

My robots and I have been creating some newsletter images for my friend's newsletter. I first came up with the style and main prompt, giving Amir a few options to choose from. Then, every week, he would send me the headlines of the newsletter, and I would prompt several options for it in our style. Loved the little iridescent universe we've created.

A minimalistic logo I designed for an event and community called Warmth in Madrid. I created three different options, and this one was my favorite. It’s an abstract representation of a sun and a Spanish fan, with a tropical leafy vibe. 🌞 Even when a project is ‘just a logo,’ I always add some art direction and logo applications to help my clients start shaping their brand voice. 🌸