Visual arts & creative strategy — Barcelona.
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The complete graphic language of a project interacting with its culture, its ideas and the world it belongs to.
Say No More
client:
Nômade Hotels Madrid
Type: Visual Identity / Graphic System
Say No More is a clandestine nightclub and listening bar hidden beneath Nômade Madrid — a hotel that operates as a vertical cultural ecosystem.
The graphic system was designed to anchor its nocturnal layer: music-driven, atmosphere-first, underground in spirit.
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LATINA
client:
Fundación Gladys Palmera
Type: Visual Identity / Exhibition Design / Poster / Typography
The Latina exhibition tells a story of resistance, transformation, and cultural affirmation, beginning in the 1920s when the emerging entertainment industry catapulted major artists to fame, and continuing through the 1970s and 1980s, when Latina divas began taking control of their careers amid the rise of feminist liberation movements.
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Visual Identity for Latina, an Exhibition by Fundación Gladys Palmera at Casa América, Madrid
Fil-In:
Mostra de residents de Música
client:
Fabra i Coats, Fàbrica de Creació.
Type: Festival Identity / Print / Communication
A festival identity for a music showcase where local Fabra i Coats residents perform in the spaces where they create. The graphic system needed to feel rooted in the community while projecting outward — intimate in origin, open in reach.
OASYS Santuario Creativo del Sonido
client:Electropikal Creative, Barcelona
Type: Brand Identity / Conceptual Direction / Typography / Print
A brand identity and conceptual direction for a new creative sound space in Barcelona. Inspired by the natural oasis as metaphor — life and depth emerging in the middle of urban noise — the graphic system balances high-fidelity culture with community warmth.
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CALIMA: Balimaya Project meets Discos Pacífico All-Stars
client:Jazz Re:freshed × Llorona Records, London / Bogotá
Type: Art Direction / Graphic Design / Album Design / Project Branding
Two diasporic collectives — one rooted in West African Mandé tradition, one in the Afro-Colombian Pacific — met in Tumaco and London for a series of music camps. What emerged from that encounter was a record. CALIMA is its visual identity: a graphic system built to hold two worlds, two continents, and one unrepeatable encounter.