I collaborate with cultural institutions on illustrations, maps, and visual narratives that help visitors orient themselves, understand a place, and engage more deeply with its mission — whether through printed materials, exhibitions, wall installations, or digital formats.

Campus and site maps are conceived as invitations: tools that reflect an institution’s values, history, and structure while remaining clear and accessible. When relevant, these maps can also be animated, allowing spaces and surroundings to come to life across screens and presentations.

Alongside maps, I create illustrations and visual systems that translate complex information into images — for brochures, internal communication, exhibitions, and public-facing content. The aim is not decoration, but clarity: images that are remembered, and information that is understood.

I also work with institutions wishing to highlight their heritage. Through historical maps, drawings, and animated elements, past and present are brought into dialogue — from large-scale wall murals to printed pieces designed to last.

Projects are developed in close conversation with teams, with attention to context, audience, and long-term use.