This illustrated poster translates the experience of a short snorkeling trip into a vibrant and dynamic visual composition. The design uses bold, defined shapes and overlapping forms to create movement and a sense of interaction between the different elements. A limited combination of warm and cool colors keeps the composition balanced, while gradients add depth and dimension to the flat graphic forms. The overall visual language was designed to feel energetic and modern while capturing the atmosphere of the experience.

As part of a collaborative project, we developed a rebrand for Gangnam Bellville, a Korean restaurant in Paris. The project explored how traditional Korean visual culture could be translated into a contemporary brand identity. Inspired by traditional Korean seal art or 'dojang', we developed a modern visual system that was applied across print, packaging, and digital formats, creating a cohesive identity while maintaining a connection to the restaurant’s cultural origins.

This poster reinterprets the 'Confessions of a Shopaholic' original movie poster through a symbolic visual language rather than using recognizable imagery from the film. The illustration explores the relationship between shopping, materialism, and personal transformation through carefully selected visual elements and colors drawn from the movie's color schemes. The composition was created to communicate the themes and atmosphere of the film while allowing the story to be understood through the visuals rather than relying on obvious references.

I explored the theme of preserving craftsmanship through the creation of Hiraya, an annual crafts and creativity fair dedicated to Filipino craftsmanship. The project aims to highlight Filipino artisans and support community-based crafts that are often overlooked in contemporary society.

Hiraya brings together artisans, young people, and anyone interested in learning and preserving traditional crafts through hands-on workshops, a virtual exhibition accompanied by an edition, and a range of printed materials. The project explores how visual communication and event design can help celebrate, share, and encourage the continuation of Filipino craftsmanship.