Composition
as language.
A selection of poster designs spanning cultural events, personal experiments, and editorial projects. Each piece explores a distinct visual language — from editorial minimalism to bold graphic expression.
Subjects range from travel editorial and film festivals to art exhibitions and illustrated infographics, reflecting the breadth of graphic design as a discipline.
Form follows
message.
Each poster begins with the content — what does this event, place, or idea actually need to say, and what emotional register should it occupy? Typography, image, and space are then arranged to serve that intention rather than impose a predetermined style.
The result is a varied body of work united by a commitment to precision and intentionality, whether that means extreme typographic restraint or dense layered composition.
Information
as beauty.
Some posters extend into illustrated territory — the Acherontia Styx infographic and La Memoria de las Poderosas series bring detailed scientific and mythological content to life through careful composition and image-text integration.
