A night café open from 11pm to 6am: a refuge for minds that wake after dark: thinkers, writers, night owls. A place for quiet conversations, slow drinks, and ideas that don’t wait for morning.
01 - Building the logo
Blank Night’s logo sits on a circular grid that underlines the weasel’s fluid, natural grace. The approach brings balance and softness, echoing the café’s quiet elegance.
02 - Identity
Blank Night has a world of its own: subtle, thoughtful, restrained. A signature motif of stars and lunar shapes carries the café’s nocturnal soul across objects, rugs and print. At the heart: a little weasel. Clever, elusive, nocturnal by nature.
03 - The menu
At Blank Night, the menu follows your state of wakefulness. Light sleep, deep sleep, dream phase or full awareness: a drink for each. Almost all have a touch of coffee: here, the night always starts with a sip.
04 - Print
Blank Night lives by the moon. Special events and editions follow the lunar calendar, each phase bringing its own surprises: unique drinks, particular nights. Available at the café, the lunar calendar already marks every date.
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Article?
A collection of contemporary art history books, unnumbered. Each edition focuses on a single artist, both retrospective and pedagogical. This one is dedicated to Takashi Murakami, his colorful world and groundbreaking influence.
01 - Audience
The collection speaks to art-history enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Footnotes and explanations make the content accessible to everyone.
02 - Book structure
Art-icle skips classic pagination: a chronological frieze guides the reader through chapters structured around the artist’s life.
03 - Book system
Each volume follows a strict grid between rigor and freedom. Every spread is organized around two suggested square windows: a dynamic layout that structures the text and plays with the images.
04 - Typography
Art-icle uses Arpona: modern, geometric, assertive, yet discreet enough to keep the artist’s world in the foreground. Chapter numbers use an experimental type inspired by Kiosk, woven into the page structure.
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Marouane Supercar?
Swiss car influencer Marouane is funny, approachable and passionate about cars. I shape his identity to put his personality front and center, with photos and videos for his socials, adapted to events and seasons.
01 - Photo & video
Every piece of content captures his warm personality in photos and in TikToks I also shoot. Together we invent sketches around cars, mixing true and fake anecdotes, to playfully roast a vehicle.
02 - Concepts & collaborations
Marouane also collaborates with brands and garages that lend him a car in exchange for content. I then adapt the usual formats to their briefs while keeping the entertaining spirit that defines his signature.
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Starburster?
From Fontaines D.C.’s fourth album, it draws on a panic attack experienced by singer Grian Chatten in a London Underground station. That raw moment becomes the starting point of the lyric video imagined for the track.
01 - Concept
The story follows Josh, a young man quietly overwhelmed by anxiety: private, yet universal. His day mirrors those fragile moments everyone goes through. Three connected pieces explore this inner world while leaving room for interpretation.
02 - Music video
For two minutes we follow Josh through a day of growing unease. Anxiety intensifies, translated into mixed media (collage and animation). When the music softens, the tension breaks: overwhelmed, he loses control.
03 - Teaser
This 30-second teaser drops us into a freezing interrogation room. You quickly sense he isn’t there by chance. The video ends on a piece of evidence, echoing the album cover.
04 - Cover
The cover takes the form of evidence: the Starburster CD sealed in a plastic bag. It extends the visual world of the teaser and music video while sparking curiosity, crime-scene style.
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What's on Her Mind ?
Lost in thought… or just lost? Inspired by Todd Hido’s portraits, this series explores quiet moments when light says more than words. Between sensuality and uncertainty, the same melancholy from a silent room to an open sky.
What is her story? What does this soft light hide? These empty rooms? And that wide outdoors: what is she really looking for?