Design that speaks. Visuals that connect.

An interactive digital museum experience dedicated to Virgil Abloh, designed as a UX/UI case study. The project focuses on a discovery-driven user journey, combining minimal visual design with rich media, interactive elements, and a fully clickable high-fidelity prototype created in Figma.

Brand identity development for Haepke Außenreinigung, a company specializing in exterior cleaning services. The goal was to create a clean, modern, and trustworthy visual appearance. The project includes the primary logo, logotype, brandmark, and submark variations, designed for flexible use across digital and physical applications such as vehicles, workwear, and marketing materials.

This interdisciplinary project was developed for the RIMOWA Design Prize under the theme “Mobility.” The concept explores workplace mobility from a mental health perspective and presents an ergonomic mouse designed to monitor stress levels and support healthier working habits. The project combines user research, conceptual development, 3D modeling, and prototype-oriented design to address well-being in modern work environments.

This project presents a conceptual brand collaboration between Porsche and Forza Horizon, created as a Porsche-inspired advertising campaign set within the game’s universe. The concept merges Porsche’s iconic visual language with the cinematic and immersive world of Forza Horizon, blurring the boundaries between real-world automotive advertising and virtual racing. The result is a premium, game-driven campaign that highlights the partnership while celebrating performance, design, and driving culture.

Keyverrra is a branding project focusing on logo design, visual identity, and flyer design. The goal was to create a clean, consistent, and modern brand presence across both digital and print applications.

This project presents an emotional Instagram concept for the German football club FSV Zwickau. The design focuses on dynamic layouts, strong imagery, and authentic storytelling to capture the passion, energy, and fan culture of the club. The outcome includes two carousel posts created to strengthen engagement and build a modern, emotionally driven social media presence.

This project involved designing a minimalist black-and-white booklet that explores the theme of “real vs. fake.” Through clear typography and a clean layout, the booklet addresses topics such as perception, illusions, and artificial intelligence. The goal was to create a visually engaging and thought-provoking piece that encourages readers to question their understanding of reality.

This project involved creating the Bersee Shopify store and expanding the brand’s social media presence. The store features a visually-driven layout with interactive product pages, while Instagram and TikTok shops enable direct purchases. Social media content was developed to create a cohesive and engaging digital brand identity.

This project involved creating a scientific poster that addresses the issue of packaging waste at Decathlon. The poster presents data and research on the environmental impact of current packaging practices and explores sustainable alternatives. The design aims to communicate complex information clearly and effectively, using visuals and concise text to raise awareness and encourage more eco-friendly packaging solutions.

This project involved designing a film poster inspired by The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. The goal was to capture the iconic Western atmosphere and the film’s tension through bold visuals and a striking composition. The design uses a limited color palette and strong typography to evoke the gritty, dramatic tone of the classic movie, while paying homage to its legendary characters and themes.

A modern marketing poster was designed for HAIN Hydraulik to highlight the company’s technical expertise. Striking images of hydraulic components are combined with clean typography and a blue-grey color scheme that conveys trust and precision. The clear layout ensures good readability, while keywords like “Efficiency” and “Reliability” deliver the message concisely. The poster is versatile for use at trade fairs, in print, or digital media, effectively strengthening HAIN Hydraulik’s professional brand image.

A clean and approachable flyer was crafted for ERGO to communicate the brand’s revamped promise: “making insurance easier.” The design seamlessly blends friendly, flat‑style illustrations with precise typography and a soft color palette—creating a visual tone that feels welcoming yet professional. The layout showcases key insurance features using bite‑sized icons and succinct copy, highlighting speed, clarity, and simplicity. This flyer is tailored to resonate with today’s mobile‑savvy generation and is flexible enough for both print and digital distribution. As part of ERGO’s wider brand update—anchored in the brand claim “Simple, because it matters.”—it effectively supports the mission to demystify insurance and reinforce ERGO’s customer‑centric image