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.
Design
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.
The World Disasters Report – 2018
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.
Everyone Counts Report – 2018
Principles of the Red Cross
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.
FENSA
Handbook for non‑state actors on engagement with the World Health Organization
Posters are still the bests
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.
Flyers, wish cards, business cards
A small piece of paper that lets you know who, what, where and when
Monograph
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.
Maps are cool
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.
DASP Manual
RCRC branding toolkit in Spanish
Yukiko
Yukiko-San’s bold adventures
Anna Pinkas – Daniel Pinkas
enQuêtes
Branding development for an engaged anthropology.
Suzanne Syz Website
I had the immense honour to design the website of The contemporary jewellery designer, Suzanne Syz, renowned for her highly original and unconventional designs which draw on many sources for inspiration. Born in Zurich and educated in Paris, she moved to New York City in the 1980s and became part of the circle of Andy Warhol, Jean Michel Basquiat, Julian Schnabel, Francesco Clemente and Jeff Koons.
Monitoring and Evaluation guide, Spanish
Everyone Counts Report – 2015
Towards Healthy and Safe Living
13 leaflets showcasing activities on safe water, sanitation and hygiene; drug use and dependence; first aid; fight against Malaria; community-based health and first aid; blood donation; fighting tuberculosis; the challenge of HIV; psychosocial support; newborn and child death; emergency health and active ageing
Safety in data
Dark design signage
Electronic autonomous signage for an art exhibition.
Hivedata
7PM, you are looking at your tomato sauce slowly cooking, I still have an hour to wait. Suddenly an incoming message. “Yann, I need a T-Shirt”. In San Francisco it is the middle of the working day, you can feel the classical panic of the bay area people within the message.
Reflections of a Secretary General, Spanish
Being able to layout in English, French, Spanish, Russian, Portugese, is a no brainer in our global world.
Everyone Counts Report – 2014
How many people are reached by Red Cross and Red Crescent services each year? What types of services – health, disaster response, first aid – are most in demand? What’s the average age of National Society volunteers? Where does the funding come from, and how is it spent?
Monography, Donatella Bernardi
Dr. Donatella Bernardi is a multifaceted artist and educator. She explores themes like power dynamics, gender, and capitalism. She co-founded the Eternal Tour art festival and directed art spaces. She’s led Fine Arts programs and conducted research, resulting in her first artist monograph. Recent work includes a project blending art, psychoanalysis, and criminology.
Swiss Chamber Concerts
Les fondateurs des Swiss Chamber Concerts ont mis un point d’honneur à offrir à la musique de notre temps un large espace. En vingt années, presque 200 œuvres ont ainsi été créées et diffusées lors de plus de 650 concerts en Suisse, en Europe, au Japon ou encore en Australie.