Visual narrative to go alongside an audible experience. An album blending music, guided yoga instruction, and spatial audio. Photography / image creation by Julian Klincewicz. Designed with Something Special Studios.

Four days, four perspectives: Max Weinland spoke about working conditions under capitalism; Fabiola Mejia, a type designer from Costa Rica, presented her work; Liad Shadmi gave a crash course in the Hebrew script; and activist Noemi Pascual led a workshop on designing political posters. The results of the week were compiled in a jointly designed publication.

Visual identity and editorial design for a new magazine exploring Black culture and creativity. The theme for the magazine's inaugural issue is "Matter," relating to the idea of Black lives carrying weight but being denied space, which is organized into three sections: past, present, and future. Designed at Pentagram as part of Eddie Opara's team.

'Tools Make Type' was a five-day workshop, exploring, what typefaces could look like if they weren't influenced by the stroke characteristics of broad nip pens, but instead fingerboards, spray foam, and gardening tools.

Digital and physical assets for Refuge Worldwide's European Tour 2023 in collaboration with Carhartt Work in Progress

Moria, the biggest refugee camp in Europe, on Lesbos, Greece, is overcrowded with inhumane conditions. Few images emerge due to restrictions on journalists and photographers. Photos taken by inhabitants of the camp were turned into 449 posters after a global call to graphic designers. The collective showcases the crisis in camps at Europe's fringes, urging policy reform for the suffering masses.

How do things emerge? Why are you here? In 2015, designer Andreas Uebele and Artist Karin Sander asked those questions to the scholars of the Germany Academy in Rome. Fragments of their answers were put into a typographic form and carefully distributed across a room at the Martin-Gropius-Bau in Berlin as part of the academy's annual exhibition. Designed at büro uebele.

The invite for Giorgia Lupi’s welcome party at the Pentagram NYC office is a homage to her project “Friends in Space”. The various ways people at the office say “hello” in their native language or local dialect are placed on the invitation according to the team member’s region of origin.Designed at Pentagram, New York.