Introducing a visual identity for AUMMA, an architecture and urban planning agency created by Théo Faucheux & Thomas. The identity is based on a play with simple geometric forms, following principles of construction as well as facade – a toolbox of shapes is used to create new combinations. The monogram evokes the union between two entities: architecture and urban planning, urban and rural, as well as the partnership between the agency's two founders.

Introducing a visual identity for Giboulé de Marx, a drag artist who describes themselves as: “Drag of Degrowth, Creature of Inflation.” Giboulé de Marx is also a queer and anti-capitalist zine — a joyful and subversive attempt to reinterpret economics and its systems through the lens of diverse experiences, queer lives, and sexuality.

Introducing a brand identity for LIJ, a French eco-friendly lingerie brand specializing in women's boxers. LIJ breaks gender norms by borrowing elements from men's wardrobes to offer unparalleled comfort. By redefining sexy through comfort, LIJ provides sustainable and stylish options, allowing women to feel confident and authentic.

Introducing an artwork for ‘FAR–NEAR’s 2024 Open Call-endar’. “FAR–NEAR is a curated cross-cultural book series broadening perspectives of Asia through image, idea, person and history.”

Introducing a title sequence and posters for Young Hot Bloods, an enthralling period drama that draws inspiration from the Suffragette movement and centers around a women's jiu-jitsu self-defense group formed to counter police violence. Directed by the visionary Jade Ang Jackman and produced by the esteemed Lammas Park Productions, this film weaves together history, resilience, and empowerment in a powerful narrative.

Introducing a visual identity for Jade Ang Jackman's & Ayesha Hussain’s empowering project Babes with Blades, a visionary multimedia magazine looking at the action world through a distinct lens shaped by women. The logotype and monogram play with Asian-inspired shapes, reflecting Jade's & Ayesha's heritages, as well as the Asian action film culture.

Introducing Akisawa, a typeface in development inspired by captivating lettering found on a book cover about the legendary filmmaker Akira Kurosawa. With each stroke and sharp angle, Akisawa encapsulates the essence of Kurosawa's artistry and channels the spirit of classic Japanese cinema.

Introducing a visual identity, a bespoke typeface and an e-commerce platform for the young Parisian fashion brand Untitled ¹⁹, brought to life by the creative minds of François Joos & Pascal Humbert. The brand showcases two distinct yet complementary lines: ‘Atelier,’ an experimental and limited-edition approach that pushes the boundaries of fashion, and ‘Panoplie,’ offering instinctive and singular wardrobes produced in limited series in the heart of Paris.

Introducing Farang, an ongoing type design project that freely interprets the Thai writing system through the prism of Muay Thai, the traditional Thai boxing and combat sport. Viewed from a foreigner's perspective (‘Farang’ in Thai), the typeface explores two formal ideas: tradition and modernity. It reflects the heritage of an ancestral art, its diffusion, and its international success.

Introducing a logo for the artists collective Capsule Collectif. The logo represents the collision between contemporary art and event programming – between analog and digital – which come together thanks to the common passion of the collective: the image in motion.

Introducing Nihontō, an ongoing typeface project inspired by the culture, history, and shapes of Japanese swords.

Introducing a campaign and social media visuals promoting an exclusive clothing collection by Baesianz & Peter Donghun Han. The profits will support a creative fund and grant scheme benefiting UK-based artists and creative practitioners from Asian heritage.

Introducing Notes to Self, a constantly evolving concrete poetry collection uniting inspiring quotes with concise advice and rules, elevating daily life towards a better existence.

Introducing I AM – Cinematic Heroic Storylines, a project that explores the enduring fascination with heroes through the lens of contemporary films. Drawing inspiration from Joseph Campbell's The Hero with a Thousand Faces (1949), this graphic novel depicts the shared destinies of modern film heroes. Through intertwined compositions of image and text, I AM – Cinematic Heroic Storylines follows a narrative structure inspired by Campbell's “Monomyth”, revealing a common pattern of choices, trials, and challenges in these heroic journeys across recent decades.

Introducing a book on the Realpolitik of former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. This meticulously researched publication draws from official documents, interviews, and compelling testimonials to explore politics centered solely on practical objectives, detached from ideals. Unraveling the enigmatic persona of Henry Kissinger, it examines the strategic maneuvers and diplomatic decisions that shaped global politics during his tenure.