2D Design

Constructed Imagery Through Shape

This series of four collages explores how layered geometric shapes can deconstruct and reconstruct diverse subjects into abstracted visual compositions.

Each work demonstrates that recognizable imagery can be rebuilt entirely through the strategic arrangement of simple forms, created entirely within Photoshop.

This series of mixed media collages explores how diverse materials and intentional design decisions work together to create cohesive visual compositions. By combining various materials, the works investigate the interplay between color, spatial depth, and formal balance.

Mixed-Media Collages

Shape-Based Composition

This poster explores geometric abstraction as a primary design strategy, using Photoshop's shape tools to construct a composed visual narrative.

Rather than relying on photography or illustration, the work builds meaning through the intentional arrangement, layering, and manipulation of fundamental shapes.

Multiples and Sequences: A Beach Walk

This project explores a single scene—a walk along the beach—fragmented across a 5×4 grid of images. Rather than presenting one unified view, the work examines the same moment from multiple perspectives, scales, and angles to reveal how a familiar landscape transforms depending on how we observe it.