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For Albert, Brussels’ panoramic rooftop restaurant on the fifth floor of the Royal Library, I created a range of printed materials including visiting cards, postcards and posters. For Albert Rooftop’s summer campaign, I developed the full visual system and applied it across posters, stop-trottoirs, postcards, vouchers, envelopes, table menus, menu panels and signage. Inspired by the sideways glow of sunrays and the long shadows of golden hour, the campaign captures the warm, elevated atmosphere of a rooftop that feels suspended above the city.

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For Witlof, a Brussels-based caterer known for creative event experiences, I designed a spring-summer foodbook built around Jérôme Hubert’s culinary work. The publication presents their seasonal dishes as if they belonged in a high-end fashion magazine or museum catalogue, giving each creation space to feel sculptural, contemporary and unexpected. With an almost brutalist yet elegant visual language, the foodbook translates Witlof’s edgy approach to catering into a sleek editorial setting that reflects the atmosphere of their events.

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For Chou & Tournesol, a Brussels-based studio specialising in floral scenography and event decoration, I developed a refreshed brand identity that reflects their poetic and refined approach to spaces. Combining a botanical green hue with a floral rose hue, the branding revolves around organic shapes, petal-like icons and soft gradients that bring movement and a natural sense of flow to the identity.

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For this unique venue, I created a peaceful and refined visual identity inspired by the heritage and natural setting of Château de Drogenbos. Fine-line illustrations, Romanesque motifs, and pastel tones with green and blue accents reflect the architecture and gardens. Details like embossing and embroidery celebrate the elegance and craftsmanship of Choux de Bruxelles.

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Being part of the branding team of Fluxys for 2 years, Belgium's energy infrastructure partner and thus a hotspot in Europe's energy landscape, I acquired experience in mastering a big organisation's brand. Not only in terms of creation of sub-brands, internal campaigns, infographics, printed and digital visuals, social media visuals, gifts & gadgets, animations, montages but also in terms of project management, briefing and giving feedback to agencies and photographers, and guarding the brand architecture.  

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A branding for urban cultural centre Chinastraat and its summer bar Bar Bricolage in Ghent. System containing symbols based on forgotten writing systems of ancient cultures, designed on a tight grid. 
For Chinastraat we focussed on using alternating bright flashy colours, rather edgy symbols and a bold yet rather neutral font, since the hub is polyvalent. Whereas for Bar Bricolage we used a duo of calmer colours with a more natural base, as well as curvier shapes and a slightly more organic looking font.

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Playful branding for Nowy Teatr’s 2021 Summer Camp in Warsaw, the theme of the year being heaven and hell.
Focus on contrasts like dark and light, clouds and sun, fire and air, blue and red, etc...

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Branding contest participation for Poland’s first multicultural literary center devoted to language.
Branding inspired on simple, logical and mathematical elements, using dynamical intersection and morphing to create new common spaces.