Pacto Visual 5
Editorial, Photography
Pacto Visual 5 is a publication built from the encounter between the global contemporary-art circuit and the local context of the visual arts, investigating how relationships are formed through another person’s gaze. The publication connects artists with different approaches through a gesture of nomination: each invited artist chooses another to join the conversation. The choices create pairs, but not closed relationships. Through interviews with the eight figures, the book traces affinities, tensions, influences, and distances that run through each poetic universe and its ties to Brazil. The result is a field of relationships formed by expanding displacements. The editorial project follows this idea of exchange and encounter, leading to a book that understands editing as a way to broaden connections and reveal possibilities. It shows that the pact in the title takes place precisely in the act of looking through another person’s eyes and discovering new forms of closeness.
With electric bicycles and self-propelled vehicles, baiq turns getting around into a more fluid, intelligent, conscious, and free experience. We developed the naming, branding, visual identity, brand applications across the products, and initial communication support, all of which carry this idea of movement forward.
FORMS brings culture, science, education, and activism together to co-create experiences and rehearse possible futures. Collaboration and collective intelligence generate sounds, colors, materials, and forms for an identity in continuous construction, capable of evolving in dialogue with each experience.
Maracanã Media produces original and documentary narratives about high-performance athletes. With a strong visual impact and a Brazilian perspective on sport, it reveals the stories, tensions, and desires that exist beyond the result.
Created by RADDAR for the Chicago Architecture Biennial, Our Second Skin transforms more than 2,200 pieces of glass-manufacturing waste into a translucent skin. We developed the project’s visual identity and poster, seeking to graphically represent this relationship between transparency, opacity, surface, architecture, and transformation.
