Aimar Shaw-Fernández Odiaga

Visual Communication (MA)

About

Aimar Shaw-Fernandez Odiaga is a passionate London-born multidisciplinary designer who is driven by the profound exploration of human perceptions, perspectives and understandings through identity design as a belief system. His work is guided by a deep-seated desire to investigate the channels within the human experience, constructing systems and structures that embed playful ideas, messages and narratives within our noisy modern reality.

Aimar’s design serves as an avenue for collective understanding and contemporary thought, pushing perceptions and boundaries within typography, branding, publications, identity design, art direction and artworks. His practice focuses on imaginative world-building to challenge conventional ideas, fostering deeper connections and promoting interconnected ways of seeing, thinking and feeling newer, brighter and more personal possibilities within both material and digital realities.

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