Isabel
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Visual Identity: Concept, Art Direction, Design and Illustration work for Television series inspired by the life of the world's most widely read Spanish-language author, Isabel Allende, whose books have been translated into 42 languages and sold over 77 million copies. Project commissioned by MEGA TV in Chile, HBO in USA and Amazon Prime Video in Spain, 2021.
This work represents courage, passion, determination and adventure. A young writer who leaves her country during the dictatorship to embark on a journey into the unknown in Venezuela. Flowers and plants have always been very important to Isabel Allende because they have their own language: exotic, erotic, magical, wild and unpredictable.This botanical composition introduces you to plants and flowers from Central and South America. Reds, greens and blues that invite you to fall into a hypnotic and uncertain journey. ISABEL is a miniseries inspired by the intimate life of the acclaimed Chilean writer @allendeisabel.
Opinel x RommyGon
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Visual Identity: Concept, Art Direction, Design and Illustration work for Television series inspired by the life of the world's most widely read Spanish-language author, Isabel Allende, whose books have been translated into 42 languages and sold over 77 million copies. Project commissioned by MEGA TV in Chile, HBO in USA and Amazon Prime Video in Spain, 2021.
Grow by Ginkgo Bioworks
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Illustration work for the article “The Last Kingdom” for the american magazine Grow by Ginkgo, from Ginkgo Bioworks, Boston USA 2021.
Ears to See
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Visual identity, illustration and design for the contemporary dance piece “Ears to See” by the swiss choreographer Lea Moro. Project developed during residency with Fundación Mar Adentro in Araucanía and Centro Nave in Santiago, supported by Prohelvetia, Chile 2022.
Funghiversum
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Visual identity, illustration and design for the German theater piece called “Funghiversum” by Terramagnix presented at FEZ Berlin, 2021.
Revista Endémico
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Illustration work for article “La sensibilidad de las plantas” written by Gabriel Orrego Astorga for the Chilean magazine Revista Endémico, Chile 2021.
