

Supporting the radio's events and publications: first a twelve-page leaflet in 2020, for which I was art director and which the radio has reused every year since, then posters, stickers and their applications.
Each project has its own world and its own audiences. The challenge: a singular visual presence that informs first.
For the Nuit Afrogroove, I chose movement: shapes crossing the space, bold colours and typography that follows the rhythm. An expressive composition where every piece of information finds its place.
For Ethiojazz, I looked elsewhere, and into my childhood memories too. The codes of traditional Ethiopian painting, Ge'ez characters and their colours meet the speakers of the Sound System. A way of linking a cultural heritage to a contemporary music scene.
And for the Sound System nights, my little hand-drawn blue figures: they dance, chat, share. My personal touch.
So many worlds, so many ways of writing. For each project, I look for the one that makes sense, even if it means taking unexpected paths.



“She showed patience, understanding and creativity on our Radio Pays d'Hérault brochure, which truly reflects the radio's values and spirit.”