Role: Graphic Designer & Art Director

Overview: A self-initiated editorial concept exploring the idea of personal space and the invisible boundaries people establish in public environments. Inspired by the concept of a personal bubble, I wanted to translate an everyday social behavior into a surreal visual composition that communicates isolation, distance, and the importance of respecting personal boundaries.

Creative Direction: Using surreal imagery and atmospheric photography, I created a composition centered around an oversized transparent bubble to represent an individual's personal space. The contrast between the expansive landscape and isolated figure reinforces the feeling of distance, while grain, muted colors, and layered imagery establish a dreamlike atmosphere. Typography was used to balance the visual composition while reinforcing the publication's experimental editorial identity.

Execution: Designed in Adobe Photoshop, combining photographic imagery, image manipulation, texture, and typography to create a conceptual magazine cover for a fictional publication.