Hands are hungry
While communication moves onto screens, I bring meaning back to the real world. I turn ephemeral ideas and experiences into objects you can touch, keep and feel. I don’t use ready-made forms: I make new things from the material and its environment.
Act 1. Experiment
In early April 2026, Sasha wrote to me. She was looking for a designer to help her with the visual design of her two-part exhibition project.I created the corporate identity of the exhibition, designed posters, posts and announcements, made up the curatorial text and the text of the booklet.
Materiality has become the language in this project. I decided to rely on tactility to preserve intimacy, life, and humanity.The style of the exhibition is based on archival photographs of the estate, which I experimented with. I processed them, printed them, tried to match the frames and scan them.
Act 2. Extension
