A photo series capturing the indefinite aspects of being. Taking inspiration from the underground culture which serves as a refuge for those challenging the norm while exploring alternative forms of expression. Through movement, abstract compositions and image manipulation we venture into a landscape of estrangement. Indefinite identities is a layered translation of redefining the defined.
Photography by Terra Isis Gitane
Manipulation by Sacha Kerkhof
InDesign and analogue; printed photos, bleaching, scratching, gelli print.
For this school project, I was tasked with creating a visual identity for a classmate's fictive brand. I developed the visual identity for Lizou, a sustainable, self-produced clothing brand that reflects eco-consciousness and creativity. My design focused on capturing the brand's commitment to sustainability while expressing its unique, expressive nature.
(used pictures are not mine.)
For five months, I had the opportunity to intern at Studio Overlab – a creative studio founded by Jan Hurxkens and Marleen Ettema, known as a playground for experimentation. Below you’ll find a fictional magazine (with lorem ipsum text) I designed during my studies, inspired by and filled with projects I was involved in throughout this internship. The five clickable projects showcase the graphic design work I contributed to during this period.
