An emotional data visualisation system for reviewing movies.

A system that allows people to register and visualise their own emotional perception of a movie. With 5 different parameters one can draw a star shaped graph.

In an attempt to enable a memorable cinema experience, I looked into my own memories and started collecting data. And in this process, I found myself striking new conversations, deepening my memories and impression of a movie. This effect led me to the solution. While testing, it proved to encourage meaningful conversations.

This book offers a designer’s perspective on data—exploring how we can make it meaningful in our daily lives. Adapted from my dissertation on information, expression, and meaning making, it investigates the design process as a tool for inquiry.

The undefined borders between images, text, drawings, thoughts, quotes and data are proof of all the introspections and discoveries made throughout the process of reading, collecting data, drawing, and writing.

A typographic catalogue that looks at a font as a result of a sketch, of a designed shape in a certain time and context.

The fonts are shown with a fun and spontaneous spirit, limited by the use of black on white, and inspired by a simple and cheap sketchbook with translucent and thin paper.

This is a visual identity project for a drink that memorialises every special moment.

cora* is a low-alcohol drink produced in Portugal, with a fruit and herb flavour, targeted to a young audience. Generation Z has been known for drinking less than previous generations, allowing them to feel safer, and healthier. They want to remember every moment, and process every emotion with clarity.

Above all, cora is an experience that lives beyond the product itself with a detachable label, a time capsule and a memory album.

*cora is the conjugation of the verb corar, in english: blush.