Launched alongside Dubai Art Fair, Diptyk’s English special issue offered a curated glimpse into contemporary African and Arab art. Through artist profiles, essays, and striking visuals, it became a digital stage for both emerging and established voices — expanding Diptyk’s reach and capturing the vibrant pulse of the art scene.

SEE’s visual identity is inspired by the art of framing, turning each layout into a window onto deeper narratives. Like a photographer’s lens, it explores perspective, layers, and emotion. Structure meets spontaneity, inviting readers to look closer and discover unexpected stories.

Morpho is an ode to form a poetic exploration of transformation through lines, curves, and angles. Blending scenography, photography, prose, and design, this multidimensional project reimagines the travel journal as a visual, emotional map of the Aït Boulli valley.

Marrakine, a reimagined collaboration with The Week Before Studio, offers a contemporary take on Moroccan rug heritage. Blending ancestral craftsmanship with modern design culture, it transforms a rug collection into a curated experience rooted in tradition and innovation.

TRIPODE, a prestigious publishing house with a rich history, is reinventing its digital identity. This digital rebranding bridges its esteemed legacy with a forward-looking vision, creating a dynamic presence that honors tradition while embracing innovation and the evolving global landscape.

LOUIZA is a Moroccan luxury brand celebrating handcrafted, organic products infused with the essence of verbena. The identity blends tradition and modernity, honoring Moroccan heritage, spiritual wisdom, and vibrant artisanal culture.