Visual Identity / Graphic Design

Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Basel

Creative Director: Artur Deyneuve
Graphic Designer: Lukas Stadelmann
Motion Designer: Alain Fiechter
Manifesto: Eqal Visual Productions
Visual Identity System: Not Wieden+Kennedy
Music: Massive Music
Typography: Newglyph
Postcards: Dynamic Frame GmbH
Coordinated by EBU. Hosted by SRG SSR.
Copyright Visuals : SRG SSR.

Smartstamp – Brand & App Identity Design

Ongoing project developing the full visual universe for Smartstamp, from strategic concept to execution. Encompasses brand identity, UI elements, and design direction for the upcoming app.

Luststreifen Film Festival Basel

In 2020, I concepted and redesigned the visual identity of the Luststreifen Film Festival with a focus on gender, sexuality and identity. The concept emphasized coding and decoding, symbolizing diversity and fluidity in a world largely divided into male and female.

Key elements included a flexible wordmark, a bold mix of monospace and proportional fonts, and visuals celebrating inclusivity. The campaign featured snails, reflecting their non-binary nature and reinforcing the festival’s progressive mission.

Graphic & Communication Team from 2019 — 2022
Ananda Schmidt, Anna Stahl, Carmen Walker, Emily Wren, Gaby Soliman, Julia Brun, Lea Dora Illmer, Lorena Lucek, Maria Fratta, Pietro Vitali, Stella Pozzi

X-Ray – A Quaranzine

In 2020, I created a visual diary born out of isolation during the first lockdown. Inspired by the sunlight that streamed into my apartment at times I was usually never home to see, it became my way of processing the surreal and uncertain days.

This zine allowed me to reconnect with my community in an honest, raw, and unfiltered way – from a distance.

Publications for the Town of Muttenz

I created a series of publications for the city of Muttenz, Switzerland, focusing on making its rich history accessible to the public.

As part of this work, I digitized the town’s historical collection and handled the photography and reproduction for the publications.

This work was a close collaboration with the author Peter Habicht.