Through this work, I aimed to challenge conventional aesthetics, encouraging a new way of looking, while reflecting on the past, present, and future of our species. As humans, we have a responsibility to protect our planet and consider the impact we leave on other species too.

It is crucial to ensure that we contribute to a world that is better than the one we were born into.

As a graphic designer, I strive to integrate pressing social and environmental issues into my work, using visual experimentation to spread awareness and new perspectives on sustainability and responsibility.

During my first year at university, I had the opportunity to experiment with typography, materials, and various textures, including textiles. We explored different ways to express type, and I wanted to take a more hands-on, artistic approach rather than relying on digital methods. To embrace this, I dedicated time to learning traditional printing techniques such as screen printing, letterpress, colour etching, and lino cutting, all of which I thoroughly enjoyed throughout the process. These creative experiments allowed me to explore a more tangible nature of design, and some of them have been incorporated into the final spread, adding depth to the project.