Play Festival
Exhibition Design, Identity, Website
Play is a festival that believes in the power of children and young people as protagonists of culture. Inclusive and participatory, it creates space for exchange and for different ways of learning and experiencing the city. As an open-access arts platform, it brings together multiple languages and forms of expression, valuing diversity and collaboration as part of its very way of existing. In the visual identity, forms that connect, repeat, and transform pursue this idea of continuous dynamism. They suggest paths and convergences, reflecting a festival where learning also means occupying spaces and building collectively. Play turns the city into a true educational territory, recognizing children and young people as active, curious, and essential participants in the creation of cultural life.
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.
We led Trama’s rebranding process, reaffirming the brand as a creative studio dedicated to the home and the beauty of everyday life. We developed a broader, more sensitive visual identity, accompanied by photography and audiovisual production that foreground the quality of the materials and the wisdom of craft.
Created by cinematographer Nicholas Bluff, Bluff Bounce develops reflectors for more natural lighting. We developed a precise, restrained graphic system inspired by the sensibility of someone who understands that lighting is also about choosing how to look.
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