Each poster presents a stylized micro-world where diverse characters engage in physical activity: running, stretching, lifting, playing—captured in a soft, sculptural aesthetic. The visual language balances playfulness with intention, emphasizing inclusivity, accessibility, and the joy of movement in public space.

The project was developed using a hybrid generative workflow. Midjourney was used in the early stages to define the visual direction through a moodboard and sref-based style exploration, establishing the tone, forms, and color systems. From there, Weavy.ai became the central tool for production; handling design, layout, typography, final rendering, and style extraction to ensure coherence across all six compositions.

Weavy’s ability to maintain stylistic consistency allowed the series to function as a unified system rather than individual posters. Typography, spatial hierarchy, and composition were refined within this environment, enabling a seamless integration between generative imagery and graphic design structure.

The result is a cohesive campaign that feels both synthetic and human, where crafted digital forms echo real-world movement, and technology becomes a tool for amplifying community presence rather than replacing it.

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Journaling is an ongoing personal project where each day becomes a short video diary entry. Instead of traditional writing, the diary takes the form of surreal self-portraits, sculptural busts that resemble fragments of the self. These portraits become the narrator of the day. Each entry begins as a written reflection: a small observation, a memory, a thought about the day. That text becomes the voice of the portrait.

Using generative tools, the process unfolds across several stages:

First, I design the portrait using Midjourney, exploring surreal interpretations of the human head and bust as containers of thought, memory, and mood. The selected portrait is then animated with HeyGen, where the bust recites the diary entry, transforming a static image into a speaking presence. The narration itself is also generated through AI voice synthesis, creating a strange but intimate effect: the portrait becomes both author and narrator of the daily reflection.

Finally, the pieces are assembled in Adobe Premiere, where the visual rhythm, sound, and pacing shape the final diary entry. The result is a hybrid between personal journaling, experimental portraiture, and AI-assisted filmmaking, a daily practice that explores how technology can mediate memory, identity, and storytelling.

Each entry is small. But over time, they accumulate into a living archive of thoughts, images, and days.

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