
A cinematic and emotionally-charged visual system was developed to accompany Eli Rose’s album rollout across singles, video content, and social formats. Rather than a traditional campaign, the project was approached as a lightweight identity structure—adaptable, modular, and strategically minimal. The imagery shifts between tactile and constructed: serigraphy on textile, in-camera distortions, and glass effects coexist with post-integrated environments and compositing techniques. Each release holds its own chromatic and typographic logic while remaining anchored in a coherent visual tone. The result is a system that balances atmospheric intimacy with accessible clarity—built to serve both the emotional arc of the music and the real constraints of production.















Serigraphy backdrop and in-camera distortion effects evoke a tactile, introspective warmth.
Typographic and color alignment reinforcing the single’s visual tone.











Test print on translucent textile capturing soft, cloud-like colour diffusion.
Black and white screenprinting stencil on fabric, used in the layering process for textile-based visuals.







Test print on translucent textile capturing soft, cloud-like colour diffusion.
Black and white screenprinting stencil on fabric, used in the layering process for textile-based visuals.
Printed textile works drying in studio, revealing tonal depth and cloud-like textures from the Eli Rose visual palette.











Portrait composition integrating a digitally constructed background to support the emotional tone of the single.
Short-format video edit created from Je sais pas, the second single, used to support its release across social platforms.














A retrofuturist campaign built around an art book that blurs therapy, fiction, and surveillance—where secrecy is currency, catharsis becomes data, and critique hides in the craft.
Open projectA ritualized identity rooted in maternal tension and inherited silence. Created for Rosier’s album, this visual psychodrama entangles tenderness, control, and emotional legacy.
Open projectA retro-futuristic world built from fragments of reality and artificial imagery, where nostalgia and electronic modernity quietly collide.
Open project