TACTILE ROCKS

TACTILE ROCKS is an ongoing series of interactive and haptic adio-visual pieces, exploring the boarders of digital and natural spaces while also blurring the line between these two realms.

K.NO.B.1

JAKULT features a clean and minimalistic design, embodying the Japanese philosophy of simplicity and elegance. The magazine intentionally avoids clichéd themes and stereotypes, instead offering a fresh perspective on Japan's hidden gems. It showcases the vibrant artistry found in everyday objects, such as the intricately decorated trucks known as 'dekotora' and the iconic soy sauce packaging that often goes unnoticed in mainstream media.

STILL LIGHT

JAKULT features a clean and minimalistic design, embodying the Japanese philosophy of simplicity and elegance. The magazine intentionally avoids clichéd themes and stereotypes, instead offering a fresh perspective on Japan's hidden gems. It showcases the vibrant artistry found in everyday objects, such as the intricately decorated trucks known as 'dekotora' and the iconic soy sauce packaging that often goes unnoticed in mainstream media.

HEADPHONE(1)

JAKULT features a clean and minimalistic design, embodying the Japanese philosophy of simplicity and elegance. The magazine intentionally avoids clichéd themes and stereotypes, instead offering a fresh perspective on Japan's hidden gems. It showcases the vibrant artistry found in everyday objects, such as the intricately decorated trucks known as 'dekotora' and the iconic soy sauce packaging that often goes unnoticed in mainstream media.

THE DOMINION INITIATIVE

This university project is a title design for the fictional series "The Dominion Initiative". The story is set in the DDR in Germany, 1949, where the protagonist finds himself as part of a secret UdSSR cloning project, while the world is on the verge of WW3.

JAKULT

JAKULT is a magazine that delves into the rich tapestry of Japanese culture and design, offering readers a unique perspective on the traditional and contemporary elements that define Japan. From the intricate art of packaging design to the sleek lines of modern architecture, JAKULT explores how Japan's cultural heritage influences its design ethos. The magazine also highlights the work of emerging Japanese designers and artists, providing a platform for innovative ideas and creative expression.

SINTFLUT - TIEL

JAKULT features a clean and minimalistic design, embodying the Japanese philosophy of simplicity and elegance. The magazine intentionally avoids clichéd themes and stereotypes, instead offering a fresh perspective on Japan's hidden gems. It showcases the vibrant artistry found in everyday objects, such as the intricately decorated trucks known as 'dekotora' and the iconic soy sauce packaging that often goes unnoticed in mainstream media.

TICKING AWAY

"Ticking Away" is a short film exploring the swift passage of time and the yearning to capture a single moment forever. Created as a university project, the assignment was to develop a film or animation of our choice as an independent initiative. I decided to fulfill my ambition of making a short film.

BIOTHERM HYDRO GEL

JAKULT features a clean and minimalistic design, embodying the Japanese philosophy of simplicity and elegance. The magazine intentionally avoids clichéd themes and stereotypes, instead offering a fresh perspective on Japan's hidden gems. It showcases the vibrant artistry found in everyday objects, such as the intricately decorated trucks known as 'dekotora' and the iconic soy sauce packaging that often goes unnoticed in mainstream media.

SEASONAL ELEGANCE

JAKULT features a clean and minimalistic design, embodying the Japanese philosophy of simplicity and elegance. The magazine intentionally avoids clichéd themes and stereotypes, instead offering a fresh perspective on Japan's hidden gems. It showcases the vibrant artistry found in everyday objects, such as the intricately decorated trucks known as 'dekotora' and the iconic soy sauce packaging that often goes unnoticed in mainstream media.