reconstruction from memory
a bilingual poetry collection — russian and english, autumn light, memory and identity.
a bilingual poetry collection — russian and english, autumn light, memory and identity.
a personal data portrait of reading habits — expressive marks, booklet and poster.
a digital design project exploring women in the workplace through interface, colour, and interaction.
magazine essay layouts — orange for paradise lost, pink for the alicorn, type as structure.
inspired by steven holl’s architecture — openings, sharp angles, and solid monolithic shapes — these posters use the letters of his name as solid blocks to recreate the texture and spacing of his designs, forming an asymmetrical composition that echoes his abstract forms.
a classical typesetting of an academic essay in minion pro. serif typography, clear hierarchy, and spacious leading emphasize legibility while framing a contrast between basquiat’s raw emotion and the formal, reflective tone of the text.
a website retelling the story of it (2017) through character profiles driven by their fears, with a polaroid-style photo section for key moments. a guided user flow, navigation cues, and hover feedback support an accessible, user-centered experience.
a digital article layout about first impressions and the gaze. shifting columns, blur-to-focus movie titles, red accents for emotional tension, and black-and-white imagery create a retro-meets-contemporary reading experience that rewards attention and interaction.