From a personal struggle with positioning myself inside the practice of Graphic Design within values that I find to be aligned with my own. How to work in an environment that respect natural temporalities, and where can I find this space inside the graphic design practice? From a need to escape the practice of graphic design that helped build the overproduction one finds in today’s society, to finding ways to create with a more relevant, informative and in constant renewal practice. Escaping authorship and individuality to find more communal, slow ways of working.

Ines Gamboa’s portfolio website was designed as an alternative to the conventional portfolio format, creating a digital space that reflects her artistic vision and creative process. The design combines a distinctive layout with interactive elements and an intuitive navigation system, placing emphasis on presenting her work in an engaging and personal way.

This project explores, through multiple perspectives, the question of what aliens might look like. Combining interviews, drawings, and personal reflections, it invites viewers to imagine the unknown and reconsider how we picture life beyond our world. I created the illustrations for these imagined beings and developed a custom tool to dither the artwork, allowing me to process multiple images at once and achieve a distinctive, textured aesthetic.

This project is a personal take on Spotify Wrapped, designed as a stylized website exploring database visualization. Visually, it draws inspiration from the Game Boy Color classic Mario Golf and the retro aesthetics of old TV teletext, blending data and nostalgia into a unique experience.