In 2025, Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand (MASP) presented Frans Krajcberg. Reencontrar a árvore / Rediscovering the Tree. The exhibition brought together more than 50 large-scale works, including sculptures, reliefs, engravings, and paintings, that challenge convention. They reflect the artist’s appreciation for Brazilian nature and his commitment to denouncing environmental destruction.

Curated by MASP’s artistic director, Adriano Pedrosa, and assistant curator, Laura Cosendey, the exhibition provided a comprehensive overview of Frans Krajcberg’s work. Krajcberg was born in Kozienice, Poland in 1921 and died in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 2017. A pioneer in integrating art and ecology, Krajcberg is known for raising awareness of environmental issues in Brazil. Throughout his career, he conducted artistic research that branched out into themes such as ferns, blooms, reliefs, and shadows. These investigations culminated in works created from vines, roots, remnants of tree trunks, charred wood, and natural pigments. These materials comprise the bulk of his body of work. 

CCC – Catania Civitas Civtatis was made as a student project at ABADIR, a design school in Catania, Italy.

A three-volume work on how editorial design shapes the perception of visual content, showing how format, layout, and narrative can redefine (or reinforce) a work’s meaning.

General Projects, based in London, is a creative-led real estate developer that builds innovative and inspiring buildings wholly designed for the new economy.

The visual identity is made by the studio NewTerritory, a globally operating digital studio specialising in the design, development, and growth of high-quality web and graphic projects.

They chose Moulin from Commercial Type for titles and texts, and FT Aktual from Formula Type for texts and legends. The logo of General Projects is based on Moulin, with a few adjustments and special ligatures: RA and CT.

Affondi. Emersioni in Profondità is a book designed by Federico Barbon for the talented photographer Alan Chies. It includes texts by Laura Pugno, Chiara Zoppas, Alice Dal Gobbo, and Massimo Piccin. Affondi was printed by Grafiche Veneziane and published by Podere Sapaio / Cosfini 2.

Visual identity and website for Studio Mimi, a new photo studio based in Maisons-Alfort, France. The only typeface is FT Aktual, used in two weights. Their portfolio website is a one page scroll with little surprises on each menu and faded colors.