Middle Finger, a unique collaboration between Ai Weiwei and Avant Arte, was launched alongside the "Making Sense" exhibition at the Design Museum of London. The Middle Finger platform allows users to shoot a middle finger at any location around the world.

The project is also a public archive showcasing over 18,000 user-contributed snaps, capturing a global expression of defiance and freedom.

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Niveau Zero Atelier is a research and creation studio based in Paris. Brand identity and website designed by Aletheia.

Avant Arte is a curated marketplace that aims to make discovering and collecting art radically more accessible for a new generation. The platform partners with prominent contemporary artists to produce exclusive, limited-edition art pieces, including sculptures, works on paper, NFTs, and hand-finished silkscreen prints.

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REKKI Headings is a thick, sans-serif typeface crafted specifically for high-impact display applications. This typeface draws inspiration from Univers Bold and Helvetica Bold and is designed to complement the REKKI Diatype, a brand typeface created by ABC Dinamo.

It supports Latin Extended-A character set (i.e. Western European, Central European, and Southeastern European languages).

REKKI is an app and a platform revolutionizing the way restaurants order ingredients, combining supplier interactions, orders, and payments into one seamless platform. Serving a global network of over 10,000 restaurants and suppliers, it simplifies operations and empowers the hospitality industry with efficient, cost-effective solutions.

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Héloïse Colrat is an artist and glassblower based in Brussels.

Website designed by Héloïse Colrat.

Théo Demans is an artist, a sculptor and a scenographer based in Brussels and part of TOUCHE—TOUCHE.

Website designed by Lou Buche.

A series of 10 posters, 4-color silkscreen layers, printed at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie.

The 2019 identity for the Gerrit Rietveld Academie's Studium Generale lecture series, "Take a Walk on the Wild Side," focused on fabulation and non-linear narratives. This concept was embodied in a versatile landscape system, serving both as a digital and physical backdrop for the event's campaign.

Supervised by Bart de Baets, designed in collaboration with Aleksandra Kwiatkowska and Klara Graah.

The book explores the intersection of machine learning and human perception. It presents a comprehensive dataset of images used to train algorithms in pattern recognition, organized by annotations for algorithmic segmentation.

The images depict everyday items like buses, bikes, and animals, serving as inputs for the algorithm. The goal is to probe the nature and biases of these datasets, reflecting on how they shape our view of the world and how machines might offer insights into human understanding.

This booklet, designed for Rebecca Sampson's "Apples for Sales" exhibition, mirrors the identity forms of Indonesian domestic workers in Hong Kong. It integrates text as a visual element, symbolizing the workers' identity—sometimes clear in the foreground, sometimes subtly in the background.

The design reflects the complex, layered lives of these women, as portrayed in Sampson's multi-media narrative of photographs, social media, and text.

A compact guide for students at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie, providing key resources about life in the Netherlands, Amsterdam, and within the academy. The guide is divided into two sections: "Inside", which concentrates on school-related information printed in black on white, and "Outside", which focuses on essential resources for the city and country, presented in white on black.

The layout of the text creates blank spaces on the page that serve as canvases. Within these spaces, the words "IN" and "OUT" are being drawn to fill the gaps.

Design Identity of the exhibition "Recourse 1900" at the Van Gogh Museum of Amsterdam, including a billboard in front of the Museum and a catalogue.

Designed together with Vincent Ludwig.

Postcards sent all around Amsterdam during Spring 2017, as part of the 500 mice series, in response to the upcoming General elections in the Netherlands.