Project
Master thesis

UNLABELLED is my final master’s project in Communication Design. It is an XL fanzine that addresses gender stereotypes, presenting itself as a social design practice where, as a Designer, I was the author in all stages of its production: photo capture, editing, choice of content, paper choice, all the necessary steps for its silkscreen printing, binding and exhibition of the final result in the streets of Porto. A total of 16 silkscreened copies were produced.
See here the digital version.
See here the digital version.

Close-up of folded 'Unlabelled' zines.
Graphic art piece with a person flexing muscles, labeled 'It’s a Boy, It’s a Girl'.Open zine with bold text and graphic images.Close-up of 'Unlabeled' zines with a portrait on the cover.Marisa working on a wall with mixed media art about gender and identity.
Close-up of folded 'Unlabelled' zines.
Graphic art piece with a person flexing muscles, labeled 'It’s a Boy, It’s a Girl'.
Close-up of 'Unlabeled' zines with a portrait on the cover.
Project
Master thesis

UNLABELLED is my final master’s project in Communication Design. It is an XL fanzine that addresses gender stereotypes, presenting itself as a social design practice where, as a Designer, I was the author in all stages of its production: photo capture, editing, choice of content, paper choice, all the necessary steps for its silkscreen printing, binding and exhibition of the final result in the streets of Porto.

A total of 16 silkscreened copies were produced. See here the digital version.

A person preparing a screen printing frame with a zine design.
Open zine with bold text and graphic images.Person working on a wall with mixed media art about gender and identity.