This is an Apple. Don’t Trust Your Eyes—Trust What You’re Told is a social issue poster designed to provoke critical thinking around the spread of misinformation and disinformation. Created for The New Literacy Project, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping individuals recognize and challenge false information, the poster uses visual irony and bold messaging to question the reliability of perceived truth versus authoritative claims. The design plays on the tension between what we see and what we’re told, encouraging viewers to engage more critically with the information they consume.

City Talks is a poster created for Modern Heritage in the Age of Sustainable Development. Using screen printing, I highlighted the beauty of the city and revealed what truly makes it speak: its graphite.

The goal of this project was to create our own typeface. I started by photographing shapes in my environment that resembled letters, focusing on street markings. This concept evolved into PLO, a playful, bubbly typeface inspired by the language of the pavement.

Un Toit, Un Droit was a Marc Choko poster contest held in Montreal, focusing on the serious social issue of the housing crisis. I chose to represent this by illustrating the claustrophobic living conditions many people face today, a consequence of rising costs that make living alone nearly impossible.