Communication Arts

“Fairmont - Basin Glacial Waters” :51 “Created to introduce Basin Glacial Waters, a wellness spa at Lake Louise in Alberta, the visual project explores luxury wellness through atmosphere, materiality and emotional restraint. Drawing from Nordic bathing traditions and contemporary architecture by Matteo Thun, the imagery and film translate space into feeling.”

Responses by Cinq Septembre and Cété Studio. Background: The website was designed to showcase the world of Centre Marsea by presenting its aesthetic treatments, technologies and pricing in a clear, reassuring way. Its primary goal is to generate inquiries and appointment bookings by providing a seamless and engaging user experience. The site is mainly targeted at women between the ages of 25 and 65 who are looking for premium aesthetic treatments and personalized care.

“Texture defines the philosophy of my work, a process of exploration that seeks to capture the matter’s essence. I seek to embody their soul’s energy against clear and luminous backgrounds until I achieve a photo of intimate, personal character. Used for gallery prints.”

Responses by Digital Kitchen. Background: Our task was to create a main title for the new Sony Pictures Television, Amazon Prime Video and MGM series Spider-Noir that immediately establishes the show’s tone, atmosphere and world. The sequence serves as the audience’s first step into this dark, psychological interpretation of the Spider-Man universe. The target audience spans pop culture fans, genre fans, Marvel fans, Spider-Man fans, Nicolas Cage fans and noir fans.

“In late October 2025, I was granted the rarely given permission to fly over and photograph the center of Paris for the second time. Used for large-size gallery prints and future books.”

Responses by Marta Lucia Bianco, experience director and cofounder, FPTP Studio. Background: The purpose of the website was never simply to showcase a jewelry collection but to express the essence of Indigo Laboratory, a contemporary jewelry house that creates handcrafted pieces conceived as forms of personal expression. This project began with a question we put to Chiara, the artisan behind Indigo: When do you feel most creative? She couldn’t answer in a single sentence.

“For . Guinean woman Aissatou Diallo cries after her twelve-month-old son, Mamadou Fella, was diagnosed with severe malaria. Thousands of community health workers in Guinea lost their jobs when the United States suddenly froze billions of dollars in foreign aid after Trump took office, putting the entire country’s population at risk for malaria. A delay of a few days in treatment can make the difference between life and death.”

Responses by How&How. Backgrounds: In the face of dwindling ticket sales, an aging audience and increased scrutiny over the region’s cultural integrity, the purpose of the Bristol Dockyards rebrand was to restore the museum ship SS Great Britain into a thriving cultural destination at the heart of Bristol’s harbor, a place where a much broader range of visitors—from young families and schools to curious weekenders and older advocates—could connect with stories and ideas that changed the world.

“Published in October 2025, is a four-year exploration of coastal habitats where ocean meets land, an intricate web that supports 90 percent of marine life. Journeying from Africa to Alaska, the Coral Triangle, the Galápagos and the polar seas, photographers Peter and Beverly Pickford’s firsthand account reveals the beauty of some of the planet’s most untouched waters, issuing a vital call to protect our oceans.”

Responses by Athletics. Background: &friends is a digital archive built to document and celebrate New York City’s soccer scene—the pickup games, leagues, clubs, rivalries and characters that play out across the five boroughs. The primary audience is that community itself: the players and teams who rarely see their own culture recorded anywhere. A secondary audience is the wider design, sport and culture crowd drawn in by the storytelling.