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Posters Showcase [02]

2023

Berlin (DE)

Editorial, Illustration

This showcase features collaborations at the level of event promotion and poster design. Through this collection of posters, I convey a maximalist aesthetic celebrating locality and cultural relevance in response to a design education in Lebanon and its colonial structural dismissal of Arab cultures in favor of Swiss/Eurocentric design.

 

Graphic design programmes in the Arab region emerged from Beirut, a city that embraces a cosmopolitan identity and European sensitivity on the surface but is still truly immersed in a complex system of overlapping – conflicting – cultures, religions and rituals. Beirut is mostly owned by a private company that altered the city’s cultural identity for the sake of modernity, a clear manifestation of its colonial history.

 

The featured works gravitate towards high vibrancy, experimental type treatments, illustration and mixed media techniques.

A visual representation of routine vs. serendipity
A visual representation of routine vs. serendipity
A visual representation of routine vs. serendipity
A visual representation of routine vs. serendipity
KAFI combines Lino-printmaking with lettering, communicating a 'handmade' aesthetic.
MAS MASH is a festival celebrating Arab animation at Manarat Al Saadiyat, Abu Dhabi. The brand reflects its dual-appeal: nostalgic at heart, modern in outlook. Project Courtesy of Mojo Ink.
Odyssey is a Beirut-based party and a maximalist brand combining dotting with illustration for a high visual impact.
A visual representation of routine vs. serendipity
A maximalist illustration inspired by French actor Louis de Funes, published in F/I/M/P Magazine, 2014.
A visual representation of routine vs. serendipity
A visual representation of routine vs. serendipity
A visual representation of routine vs. serendipity
A visual representation of routine vs. serendipity
KAFI combines Lino-printmaking with lettering, communicating a 'handmade' aesthetic.
MAS MASH is a festival celebrating Arab animation at Manarat Al Saadiyat, Abu Dhabi. The brand reflects its dual-appeal: nostalgic at heart, modern in outlook. Project Courtesy of Mojo Ink.
Odyssey is a Beirut-based party and a maximalist brand combining dotting with illustration for a high visual impact.
A visual representation of routine vs. serendipity
A maximalist illustration inspired by French actor Louis de Funes, published in F/I/M/P Magazine, 2014.

Posters Showcase [02]

2023

Berlin (DE)

Editorial, Illustration

A nonlinear collection of posters and event branding visuals.

This showcase features collaborations at the level of event promotion and poster design. Through this collection of posters, I convey a maximalist aesthetic celebrating locality and cultural relevance in response to a design education in Lebanon and its colonial structural dismissal of Arab cultures in favor of Swiss/Eurocentric design.

 

Graphic design programmes in the Arab region emerged from Beirut, a city that embraces a cosmopolitan identity and European sensitivity on the surface but is still truly immersed in a complex system of overlapping – conflicting – cultures, religions and rituals. Beirut is mostly owned by a private company that altered the city’s cultural identity for the sake of modernity, a clear manifestation of its colonial history.

 

The featured works gravitate towards high vibrancy, experimental type treatments, illustration and mixed media techniques.

A visual representation of routine vs. serendipity
A visual representation of routine vs. serendipity
A visual representation of routine vs. serendipity
A visual representation of routine vs. serendipity
KAFI combines Lino-printmaking with lettering, communicating a 'handmade' aesthetic.
MAS MASH is a festival celebrating Arab animation at Manarat Al Saadiyat, Abu Dhabi. The brand reflects its dual-appeal: nostalgic at heart, modern in outlook. Project Courtesy of Mojo Ink.
Odyssey is a Beirut-based party and a maximalist brand combining dotting with illustration for a high visual impact.
A visual representation of routine vs. serendipity
A maximalist illustration inspired by French actor Louis de Funes, published in F/I/M/P Magazine, 2014.