Maria Levicheva | HSE Art and Design School | 4th-year student | Saint Petersburg | Designer at LOVE REPUBLIC | Graphic Designer | Typographer | ArtistGraphic designer focused on typography, visual identity, and editorial design. Interested in exploring the relationship between type, image, and visual culture. Experienced in developing design concepts and creating visual solutions across print and digital media.
Index
1. Editorial Design & Publications
— Just the End of the World | Jean-Luc Lagarce
— DEGREE ZERO | Exhibition Catalogue
— Ways of Seeing | John Berger
— Atlas of Contemporary Art of the Caucasus
— Visual Code of Russia in the 2000s2. Identity & Branding
— TABOR | Camping & Travel Bureau
— SILNO | Art Residency3. Type & Lettering
— BADGER | Eyewear Brand
— Narcissus | Typeface Design
1. Editorial Design & Publications
Jean-Luc Lagarce’s Just the End of the World is the story of Louis, who returns home after a long absence to tell his family about his imminent death. However, the reunion devolves into a series of tense conversations, lingering resentments, and unexpressed feelings. Through the family’s relationships, the play explores themes of alienation, loneliness, and the impossibility of truly hearing one another.The core of the play lies in monologue, though interspersed with scenes of extended dialogue. The protagonist’s inability to communicate his thoughts stalls the narrative, pulling the other characters into a relentless stream of words.
Exhibition catalogue for Degree Zero: Drawing at Midcentury. Spanning five continents, the exhibition examines movements, regions, and generations, highlighting connections between artists who shared materials and ideas between 1948 and 1961.The catalogue is structured as a collection of unbound booklets corresponding to the exhibition rooms; its sections have no fixed hierarchy or strict sequence, and the pages are completely unfastened.
John Berger’s Ways of Seeing is a non-fiction book that examines how imagery constructs our perception. It investigates painting, advertising, and television as instruments of power and manipulation.
Atlas of Contemporary Art of the Caucasus is a study of the region through the lens of artists’ work. In this book, art becomes a medium for reflecting on heritage, social interactions, and identity.
