2010
Review of the Anti Design Festival (2010) published in the London Design Festival’s Blog, as a guest contributor.
2010
CD packaging of the album “Flux” by the Lunar Saxophone Quartet, released by Signum Classics. 2 CD digipack, 16p booklet. Illustrations by Karen Lacroix.
2010
CD packaging for LSQ’s album “These Visions”, released by Signum Classics. Illustration by Karen Lacroix.
2010
Poster designed in parallel with the writing process of the article The Fluorescent Society. The poster was distributed and left in many streets of London, especially on walls where fluorescent materials were used. Text on poster: Fluorescent pink, yellow, orange and green are everywhere. The goal is to dazzle, to see who can shout loudest and make you spend your money fastest. Dimensions: 50 x 70 cm, fluorescent spray on fluorescent paper.
2010
Imaginaid Galerie is a contemporary art gallery based in Geneva, Switzerland. The gallery runs in parallel with Imaginaid Association, a mission-based organization. Logo, stationary, custom display typeface, invites and website.
2010
Article published in the Visual Culture blog Reactor. Portuguese version only.
2010
A revised version of the article Beyond Hybridity has been published in the book A Nervous Nap – On expanding the field of design, edited by Sebastian Cichocki (Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw) and Bogna Świątkowska, including texts by Charles Eames, Tom Holert, Mark Wigley, amongst others. Published by Fundacja Bec Zmiana (Poland).
2009
Conference titled Graphic Design: from Speed to Criticism at ESAD (Porto, Portugal) for the MA Communication Design. ESAD auditorium, 18 December 2009.
2009
CD design for the Lunar Saxophone Quartet’s latest release titled Reworkings. Illustration by Karen Lacroix.
2009
Article originally published in Bypass Magazine (issue no. 2), in English and Portuguese. To read the English version, click under the image. One example of the visual output of this research can be seen here.
2009
Participation on the exhibition Timeless, included in the Design Biennial ExperimentaDesign. This project is the result of a critical reflection of Portuguese social and political visual communication, having as starting point a poster from the Carnation Revolution period (1974). During the process of analysis, an article was written for EXD’s website and the result is a poster that proposes a critical reflection with an “updated” version of a poster displayed in the Museu do Oriente (made circa 1975, unknown author). This poster was displayed in several streets of Lisbon, Portugal. Exhibition curated by Frederico Duarte and Pedrita for EXD09.
For the English version of the article, click under the images or download the PDF. For the original Portuguese article, click here. Poster dimensions: 68 x 98 cm, 2 colours.
