Studio Lali is an artistic hub for Graphic Design and Fashion Editing, created by Magali Elali.
Poster for the exhibition Half Half, referring to my double roots: Congo and Belgium. I portrayed two generations.
The older couple refers to my brother’s kids (The new generation, 25% African) and the young Mubutu kid is an ode to my dad (the older generation 100% African).
Mixed technique: collage, litho, paint, drawing, photoshop. The series is called Family Affair.
Tribal inspired patterns on bits of papers were wrapped around a tree. This small and colourfull intervention in nature was made in Dworp (Belgium) and stayed there for like 5 min, due to rain showers.
HALFBLOOD was part of the exhibition HALF HALF that ran in the Design Centre De Winkelhaak and Our House in Borgerhout.
Invitation for Our Creative House, a pop-up shop in Our House, featuring me and 4 other designers.
Invitation was a collaboration with Kiggen.
Identity for the festival Tête-à-tijd. The first edition of the music festival took place in Brussels in Sint-Joost, a multicultaral and poor hood. Common spaces where you don’t expect a cultural event to take place, such as a bus stop and a launderette, were used as a stage. Musicians took over the neighbourhood for a day and the hood really enjoyed it.
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