lucis box is a self-test kit, meant to be used at home
to optimise blood testing and biomarker checks.

worked closely with lab centres across lisbon and paris to understand the testing process end to end. the central tension was trust without clinical coldness, bringing a sense of engagement, almost ritual, to what health feels like.

Metamorphoses morfar is an ongoing visual series exploring the evolution and distortion of the natural world, using GAN-generated imagery to blend familiar harvested foods with shapes of underwater plants and organic structures.

while designing fed the model images of fruits alongside marine vegetation and elements,
a deliberate pairing, to challenge how much we harvest from land against how little we take from the ocean onto our plates.

outlive is lucis.life first sub-brand, built to introduce Lucis to london: a new city and a more dynamic, community-driven audience expanding lucis's core. THE OUTLIVE was a three-day community event of sports and wellbeing.

process. lucis.life serif wordmark reads intentionally calm and clinical; we cut the rhythm of a heartbeat line, taken from running music, into the serif's strokes, letting that pull the identity toward something more physical and dynamic.

the box is a tactile, modular collection of 100 low-impact materials from global innovators, built to travel: letting brands and studios handle real samples of the latest material highlights.

materials are organized across an original classification system: by industry, application, and material family. the object itself is a recycled-wood case, non-linear in shape; meant to be discovered through it, echoing the same complexity
and sense of discovery behind finding next-gen materials.

for Dutch Design Week Remote Symbiosis is a post-pandemic project operating remotely across borders, we found common ground in a shared desire to consciously create through dialogue and collaboration. Rooted in the belief that being radical today means designing responsibly, the collective reimagines traditional materials and techniques to challenge industrial norms and reconnect humans with nature. Through projects ranging from living installations to biobased materials like algae, mushrooms, and mineral polymers,

Frou Frou is a bespoke collection of glass and tableware developed for JNcQUOI Lisbon. From the vision of creative director and designer Jean-Philippe Demeyer, draws its spirit from the opulence and electricity of the Roaring Twenties—a decade defined by exuberant craftsmanship, ornamental excess, and the liberation of form.

Developed in partnership with Vista Alegre, Portuguese heritage house renowned for its centuries-old tradition of fine porcelain and glassmaking.

ART DIRECTION for music video at HEAVY LONDON.