The world of African and Brazilian percussion has inspires with its unique drums, bells, and shakers, admired across countless journeys through these regions. This passion for Brazilian music led to the founding of KALANGO, a percussion shop dedicated to offering a selection that includes both renowned brands and unique, handcrafted items from small, authentic workshops discovered on frequent travels.
The Bienenverlag is a specialized publishing house for beekeeping and apiculture, offering books, technical literature, and guides on all aspects of beekeeping. It provides practical knowledge and guidance for beekeepers, covering both traditional and modern beekeeping methods.
A logo was artfully crafted to capture Bienenverlag’s mission, blending the timeless symbols of honeycomb, bees, and the letter „B“ itself. Two book covers were also illustrated with typographic finesse, each becoming a cherished favorite among readers.
Brand identity and visual design for an electronic sound series.
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A workshop, rehearsal space, gathering spot, and of course, a stage for making music, meeting people, exchanging ideas, learning from each other, building respect, and making friends.
The name “OKAIYÊ” is a cultural fusion of the Tupi and Yoruba languages: „Oka“ means „home“ or „refuge“ in Tupi, and „Aiyé“ means „world“ or „earth“ in Yoruba. It symbolizes respect for Brazil’s diverse heritage shaped by Indigenous, African, and European influences.
OKAIYÊ e.V. is a space for Brazilian culture and migrant perspectives, promoting decolonial thinking, challenging colonial structures, and amplifying marginalized voices. The organization advocates for an inclusive, discrimination-free society and provides opportunities for cultural identity, empowerment, and creative collaboration at both local and global levels.
São Lourenço is a fruit and vegetable stand in the Belo Horizonte market, known for its daily selection of fresh, high-quality tropical produce. The name comes from a nearby farm honoring Saint Lawrence.
Saint Lawrence, likely from Laurentum near Rome, served as a deacon dedicated to helping the poor. When Emperor Valerian demanded the church’s wealth, Lawrence distributed it to the needy, presenting them as the “true treasure of the church,” leading to his execution on a fiery gridiron.
The logo features his likeness with palm leaves symbolizing his martyrdom, a halo for his sainthood, and the gridiron as a necklace hinting at his fate. At the top, a fruit banner connects to the stand’s offerings, rounded off with lively, tropical-inspired typography.
