Friday, August 28, 2009
Shelly - old lady's true life story
The concept behind this project was to renew relationships between family members. This is Shelly's life story, an old lady that I met and left a deep impression on me, so I decided to dedicate this project to her. Shelly suffers from Alzheimer disease and does not remember her past. By using "post it" I created an easy system for her to be reminded of major events in her past, and interaction with her family.
Officio - Office Equipment Store
Identity: Office supply store.
What guided this project were the simple and clean lines of the office environment. This environment is all about order and efficiency. By keeping the identity simple and clean, it allows the person to have room for personal expression thus creating a more efficient workspace.
Friday, July 24, 2009
Feed the streets' cats: Social Campaign
Social identity: The idea of this campaign is to awake awareness about abandoned cats. This project acts on three different levels: the first - unconscious intervention, by incorporating sidewalks and feeding bowls. People can feed the cats but do not take an active role in the campaign. The second level - active intervention, by distributing of stickers on urban and commercial walls, the campaign takes an active role in people visual surroundings, thus stimulating people to act. The third level is brochures and giveaways. This level is designed to induce people to act.
Kuli (all of me) - Visual Identity for Cloths' Boutique
Identity: Fashion studio / boutique, which talk about making a person whole again - spiritually and physically. The boutique specialized in making cloth for disabled people. The concept was based on the Japanese philosophy of the Wabi Sabi, in which the aesthetic is sometimes described as one of beauty that is "imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete", and in that sense whole. This philosophy was implemented in the whole project by the disintegration of the paper, different natural fabrics and the images of imperfect nature.
Saturday, February 28, 2009
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