A collaboration between Frame Contemporary Art Finland, The Showroom (London) and the Finnish Institute in the UK and Ireland. As described by the curators, the programme “celebrates the production and dissemination of knowledge through the act of experimental and artist-led publishing, with a focus on intersecting feminist and decolonial perspectives.” The Showroom is a not-for-profit art gallery in Marylebone, London, which displays site-specific works by emerging artists. The visual identity highlights the collaborative nature, the cross-currents between practices, and the idea of the exhibition as a lively, interactive space. It also takes into account the local context and audiences, reflecting the neighbourhood's diversity and the distinct visual presence, which stands out in the neighbourhood.

Laura Rämö is a Finnish media artist & cultural worker currently focusing on stop motion animation, installation, photography, filmmaking, community projects and events. These are a series of posters for their recent exhibition in Tampere, which they describe as being "about imagining life, water element/the sea, time and some sort of shapeshifting, I guess. :-)"

Melodious composites was designed for Dipti Anand, symbolising her partnership with Karan. A multitude of visual harmonies and dissonances convene melodiously, capturing the essential commonalities between the couple.

An adaptation of the famous M.C. Escher lithograph, Relativity - to reflect the surrealism of Virtual Reality technology.

for the famous annual christmas party organised by DADA, the student organisation of Aalto Medialab.

A wedding invite reflecting the frolic of a contemporary Indian wedding. Printed on cloud-like Lykem Paper with a Velvet lamination.

Om Dar-B-Dar is a 1988 cult Indian film directed by Kamal Swaroop. The absurdist / non-linear film follows a young schoolboy Om and his family who live in Pushkar, Rajasthan. It is a satire on mythology, arts, politics and philosophy. This served as the official poster when the film was digitally restored and re-released in 2014.

Illustration based on the concept of the Tree of Life