Recognition, awards and professional success

This motion graphics project, awarded with a silver at the Laus Awards in 2023, narrates, in the form of a recipe, the working methodology and brand values of this Barcelona-based design studio that strongly advocates for diversity and originality.

The book Gauchito Querido is an intimate documentation of a journey through the roads of Argentina in search of the Gauchito Gil. The publication replicates the pilgrimage to Mercedes, Corrientes, the city of origin of the popular saint and the site of his main shrine. In total, 47 locations are portrayed, each one introduced by a fragment of poetic prose.

“LOADING…DESPIDO” is a project created by our student Judit Tarragó in which she criticizes the current labor system and the lack of reconciliation with personal life. The project takes a final turn, since the person in charge of firing the employee in this case is an artificial intelligence, which does not require breaks to eat or rest, among other things.

With captivating animation and a powerful narrative, this motion graphics project illustrates how the past and the future intertwine, creating total chaos and causing us to lose sight of the essence of each moment. The message it aims to convey is that we must savor every instant and squeeze the most out of life.

This project is an immersion into the traditions and family history that forge the identity of a group of men. Through the lens of student Malu Reigal, we witness how the sport of racing pigeons is a tradition that has been passed down from generation to generation.

This Motion Graphics project aims to convey the feeling of loss in an abstract manner through luminous effects and the absence of specific characters. Thanks to a strong storytelling approach and mastery of 3D tools, a seamless production and post-production are achieved.

A photographic project carried out with a 35mm camera that captures the reality that is lived in the middle of COVID-19 in the city of Melilla, with situations that have become normalised, such as pollution and immigration.

Redesign of the Vegana fair’s visual identity to better reflect its values and focus on change. A fun colour palette is proposed and different illustrations are incorporated.