Photography
Analog Photography2016 — present
Light and shadows, minimal and abstract, geometrical and neutral, natural shapes and clean architectural lines. A collection of simple registers from daily moments, many beautiful mistakes, random objects, a few portraits.
Néboa
Album Cover Art2020
Néboa is a Galician band trying to expand the borders of pop with elements of experimental, jazz, and contemporary music. In 2020 they released their album A Realidade Enganosa.
Starting from the two singles, and maybe even reinforced in the LP, the articulation of João’s own analog photography with scientific ilustrations has been the main field of exploration for the cover designs. By layering and relating the two media — sometimes more thoughtfully, others perhaps more randomly —, the potential for a third reading instantly arises.
Mocho Gris
Cover Art2019
Mocho Gris is an Iberian duo formed by Portuguese João Neves and Galician Lucas de Centi, blending their cultural heritage into a distinctive sound. Since debuting in 2016, they’ve fused alternative pop, electronic textures, and Galician-Portuguese traditions into a rich and evocative musical identity.
After releasing their first EP in 2019, they returned in 2024 with their debut album 2, further developing their unique approach to contemporary Iberian music.
Drawing inspiration from the early 2000s, this series of artworks for the latest releases offers an alternative revival of digital graphic tools. It evokes a sense of nostalgia while advancing contemporary artistry.
Concepts such as complementarity, opposites, merging, and duality — symbols of disparity and unity, opposition and balance — shape the graphic work. Linguistic variations across Portuguese, Galician, and Spanish, like "dois," "dios," and “adios,” “adeus,” "deus," add cultural and philosophical depth, embodying the dialogue and fusion at the heart of the project.
Concepts such as complementarity, opposites, merging, and duality — symbols of disparity and unity, opposition and balance — shape the graphic work. Linguistic variations across Portuguese, Galician, and Spanish, like "dois," "dios," and “adios,” “adeus,” "deus," add cultural and philosophical depth, embodying the dialogue and fusion at the heart of the project.
The covers from the first EP are meant to work both separately and as a complementary whole. The artworks attempt to travel through time and space, with a transversal quality to its aesthetics. There’s a duality not just present through the color scheme, but also from the complementary relation the digital collage illustrations carry — by playing with themes like light and shadow, past and future, inner and outer worlds.
Siri Birk
Cover Art2019
Siri Birk is a norwegian singer-songwritter. Based in the folk and protest song tradition, she released in early 2020 her debut album Songs for a Restless World, full of contrasts between the beautiful and harsh, calmness and chaos, doubt and trust.
From the release of the three singles anticipating the album, the contrasts have been visually explored through the plastic quality of the colour pallet and its relation to the natural leafs photographed by Siri herself. The typographical compositions also play with an organic fluidity within a strict struture.
Sinestesia
Cover Art2023
With a record that echoes the sounds of some of the top Spanish-language rock albums of recent decades, the Galician band Sinestesia return with Na Marxe, their third studio album.
The cover arts for both the singles and album showcase a mix of different mediums, with calligraphy serving as the central creative thread. The design reflects the album's marginal title.
