By “Design” I mean the process of visual communication and problem-solving through the use of typography, photography, and illustration via posters, logotypes, books, and animations.
When Halloween came around in 1960 John F. Kennedy, while campaigning for president, came across a unique trick or treat event. This ghoulish party was not about collecting candy but instead raising money for the UN agency fighting child hunger and disease-UNICEF. This is how we make the most of what is already a lot.
Logotypes, icons, shapes and illustrations, regularly updated. No colour, no context, just the pure shape, this is a stress test for every logo.
How many people could be in need of humanitarian support following climate-related disasters by 2030 and 2050 if the world does not urgently invest in climate adaptation measures today? And what could the financial cost be for governments and donors supporting an already overstretched humanitarian system?
Layout for an art exhibition review, at the gallery Le Labo, Geneva.
An infographic is a collection of imagery, charts, and minimal text that gives an easy-to-understand overview of a topic.
New Year’s Eve represents a particularly deadly time to be on the road. The NHTSB reports that the automobile accident fatality rate is five-times above the daily average on New Year’s Eve in the United States.
Three posters bringing the results of the Staff Survey conducted the previous year through the entire organisation
This year again, the Red Cross participates in the “Missing Type” movement. The purpose of this campaign? The disappearance of the letters A, O and B, the three letters of blood groups, urban and digital landscapes to raise awareness of blood donation.
Data visualization can be used to effectively illustrate research on health information (including identifying trends and outliers) and provide an immediate visual impact of important health data.
Capacity building strengthens a nonprofit’s ability to fulfill its mission over time, thereby enhancing the nonprofit’s ability to have a positive impact on lives and communities.
It is one of the most important publication in the humanitarian landscape. I am proud to have been able to design this extremely important piece of analysis around the complex problem of dealing with major disasters all around the world.
Humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntary service, unity and universality: these seven Fundamental Principles provide an ethical, operational and institutional framework to the work of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.
Handbook for non‑state actors on engagement with the World Health Organization
A poster for a designer is like a canvas for a painter. First, the visual impact, the one that will bring the people to read what this poster is all about. Second, the information. Creating emotions in a complex visual context is one of the main missions that a poster has to fulfill.
A small piece of paper that lets you know who, what, where and when
The aparté Award is dedicated to emerging artists to publish their first monograph. I was honoured to be one of the designers selected to layout this milestone in a n. artist’s career.
Designing maps is a responsibility. It is a science and it is an art. I love being able to try to represent the vast complexity of the world to make it more understandable.
