The full visual identity system for The Saito Show — Noto Serif typography, the TSS monogram, and a type-only identity across twelve locked sections.
Ayalolo thrives on contrast and structural tension. Its glyphs span a spectrum of weights and personalities — from fragile hairlines to dense, sculptural black forms. Some characters are quiet and reserved; others are unapologetically audacious.
A limited print run exploring excess as a design principle, built on an oversized grid with minimal color.
Kete is a Latin typeface designed from inside Eʋe visual and linguistic culture, developed as part of the KBI Decolonizing Latin Typography Incubator.
(AME) — Eʋe for human. All human experience is worthy of thoughtful design. Art should uplift people while preserving their legacy.
The full philosophy — coming soon.
Mojaka is a visual practice built by Fiifi Dzànzi, working across identity, editorial, type, print, exhibition, and illustration for people and institutions in culture and the arts. Grab something from our store to support the practice.
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