LeVivre, which means "the act of living" in French, is an invitation to deepen our relationship with our daily life, time, and the world we live in. By combining knowledge and carefully selected ingredients, the brand develops exclusive scents very carefully, using formulas made out with top-quality sustainable essential oils.

The visual identity was designed to emphasize the natural aspect of the product composition and occupy a niche brand territory, where classic and contemporary meet in balance.

The brand was launched with an initial line of four candles that evoke different sensations, such as relaxation, mental clarity, and energy elevation. Polar was involved from the beginning of the product design process, starting with the naming and verbal communication that differentiated each candle. The packaging, which was designed to be gift-worthy and reusable after consumption, shows compositions with silhouettes that represent the ingredients used in each scent. Finally, the direction of the launch photoshoot followed the same proposal to evoke sensations, where the images of the products and ingredients reflect the delicacy and sophistication of the life that LeVivre wants to inspire.

Based in Geneva, Le Fesses-tival (“the f-ass-tival”) offers, defends and promotes a positive, inclusive and non-binary vision of sexualities.

For the fifth anniversary of Le Fesses-tival in 2022, we imagined a colorful and vibrant identity. We used a fluid typeface, Wriggle by Vani Jain, and we played with the number 5 to create a dynamic background. The rest of the communication is set in Freizeit by Polytype.

The festival kicked off with a Fesses-market, followed by performances, films, concerts, discussions, and workshops.

To celebrate its fifth year, Le Fesses-tival organized a Fesses aux trésors (”treasure h-ass”) in the city of Geneva: participants had to find five stickers from various locations associated with the Fesses-tival and paste them on the poster.

The poster was designed as a leaflet that provided game rules and sticker collection spaces on the back