This section includes visual explorations, branding concepts and art direction studies
These projects are partly client-driven executions, as well as independent visual research into identity, packaging and brand perception
Functional Gummies for the Running Club Generation - Hurrr
Not every religion has a church. Hurrr explores what happens when a men's supplement brand stops behaving like a supplement brand.
The metal container behaves more like an everyday carry object. You could leave it on your desk without it looking medical.
Instead of generic bears - the gummies become a recognizable symbol. A custom mold creates something people immediately associate with the brand, just like Red Bull owns its can shape.
Genda Doggie Ice Cream
Some ideas never become products, but that doesn't make them any less valuable.
Genda started as an exploration of a simple question - Why does pet food branding so often look functional, while the experience of buying something for your dog is almost always emotional?
So instead of designing another "healthy pet product", I imagined an ice cream brand that feels playful enough for both the owner and the dog. The name, characters and packaging were developed together.
Serious Rituals
This concept started with a simple question: can packaging feel alive without moving?
Instead of relying on graphics, I explored how translucent acrylic, frosted glass and brushed metal respond to changing light. Every reflection slightly transforms the object, allowing the packaging to shift between clinical precision, cosmetic minimalism and gallery-like sculpture.
I often return to materials that never reveal themselves immediately. Surfaces that reflect, diffuse or absorb light create a quieter kind of branding - one that rewards a second look.
Green Axis (Concept)
Matcha brand concept, based on a digital influencer persona, used for a pre-launch UGC campaigns
FBIF Exhibition (Shanghai)
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