Faces that matter

Faces That Matter is a design exhibition project that explores how media often glorifies serial killers, overshadowing the victims’ stories. The exhibition features a series of posters, each reimagining promotional material of infamous criminals, such as Jeffrey Dahmer, with a visual twist — the original poster is ripped to reveal the face of the real victim underneath.

The project includes flyers and materials designed to extend the concept to other cases and shows, like The Ted Bundy Tapes or Monster. Through this work, the focus shifts from sensationalizing the perpetrators to honoring and giving visibility to the victims, creating a thoughtful critique of modern media culture.

I was responsible for the full visual identity, poster design, and supporting materials, ensuring a cohesive and impactful presentation throughout the exhibition.

More about this in my website:
https://www.twine.net/signin