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Cristiano Ronaldo at Art School
2026

Cristiano Ronaldo (CR7)
at art school is a popular meme format and an engaging subject for art students

28-page conceptual editorial project and satirical exploration that reimagines the world-renowned football superstar as a student and collaborator within the contemporary art scene. Inspired by the viral meme, the publication places Ronaldo in an art school environment, transforming his competitive persona and football legacy into unexpected artistic experiments.

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They Live
2026

Hidden Messages Behind Advertisements by John Carpenter and Filipe Matos

The magazine operates like a decoded transmission.
Borrowing the logic of They Live by John Carpenter, it strips advertising language down to its concealed imperative structure: aspiration becomes command, lifestyle becomes discipline, visibility becomes control.
The familiar visual grammar of fashion editorials and corporate campaigns remains intact, but the slogans no longer seduce — they confess.

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Melania
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2026

50 Editions
PACK
1 Newspaper Tabloid
1 Poster A2
1 Postcard
1 Master Card Pen Drive
1 Envelope with Melania logo

On January 30, 2026, the film Melania had its world premiere — a highly produced cinematic artifact that, for many, blurred the line between documentary and spectacle. The film became an instant cultural object of discussion, emblematic of how contemporary media packages personality and power into something consumable yet impenetrable. That same day, I revisited an older project in the public sphere: “Facebook - log In or Sign Up” on my website g03.org, a piece originating in 2016, the year Donald Trump was first elected. The project juxtaposed close-up GIF images of Melania Trump with the HTML code of the Facebook login page, an attempt to expose how identity, platform, and interface collide in the digital age.

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