Religion

Religion is an editorial graphic research project exploring the aesthetics, symbolism, and visual systems of religious communication.
Through the study of icons, typography, ornamentation, color palettes, and visual structures from various spiritual traditions, the project analyzes how design has shaped — and continues to shape — the visual imagination of the sacred.

From the golden halos of Byzantine icons to contemporary worship posters, Religion crosses time periods, cultures, and contexts to build a graphic atlas of the divine.
It is not a historical catalog, but a critical and visual inquiry that places spirituality in dialogue with visual language — dogma with communication, devotion with design.

Religion is an invitation to view religion through the lens of design — and design through the lens of religion.