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Exhibition Design

Here is an example of an exhibition for which I did the design, as well as the illustrations and part of the research and writing of the texts. This exhibition for One of Us was shown during WYD 2023 in Portugal and exists in several languages. It contains eight posters and can be made available free of charge, if you want to show it for example in your parish, during a conference or in a youth group.

Do not hesitate to contact me, if you too have an exhibition project, which could benefit from my illustrations and my experience!

At the center of the poster, set against a white background with a few blue highlights, is the portrait of Jérôme Lejeune. Around it are short texts and a few watercolour illustrations. A silhouette frieze at the bottom completes the image.

Jérôme Lejeune

After discovering that what was then called “mongolism” was due to a chromosomal anomaly, Jérôme Lejeune worked extensively for people with Down syndrome.

Two visitors dressed for summer contemplate the white and yellow poster about Mother Teresa, under sunlit stone arches.

Mother Teresa

Mother Teresa dedicated her life to caring for the most unwanted. Even today, the Missionaries of Charity founded by her, care for the poor, the dying and the unwanted children.

At the center of the poster, which has a white background with a few red highlights, is the portrait of King Baudouin. Around it are short texts and a few watercolour illustrations. At the bottom, a silhouette frieze completes the image.

King Baudouin

King Baudouin did not hesitate to put his royalty at stake so as not to betray his conscience and to avoid having to ratify the bill legalising abortion in Belgium.

A visitor contemplates the white and pink poster of Gianna Beretta Molla, on which are texts, illustrations and photos of the saint.

Gianna Beretta Molla

Gianna Beretta Molla had four children. As there were complications with her fourth pregnancy, she insisted that should there be problems, the child's life would be saved rather than her own.

At the center of the poster, set against a white background with a few light blue highlights, is a black and white portrait of Sophie Scholl. Around her are short texts and a few watercolour illustrations. A silhouette frieze at the bottom completes the image.

Sophie Scholl

During the Second World War Sophie Scholl risked and ultimately lost her life distributing leaflets warning against the killing of disabled people by the Nazis.

A visitor sits with his back to Carlo Casini's white and green poster and contemplates it. The surroundings are of luminous white stone.

Carlo Casini

Carlo Casini devoted a good part of his political career to implementing policies and concrete actions to help pregnant women and protect unborn children.

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If you are developing a new exhibition and you need a layout, with or without custom illustrations, do not hesitate to contact me to talk about a collaboration!

It is of course possible to then also design everything that is necessary for the communication of your exhibition to reach to as many people as possible!

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