As the lead creative, I developed the visual identity and creative direction for Enclave, a multimedia project that explores the intersection of football, cultural resilience, and the struggles of Indigenous communities in Latin America. Working closely with the team, I contributed to shaping the project’s narrative, ensuring a cohesive and impactful visual experience.
The project consists of a video featuring football footage and an accompanying audio piece, designed to immerse viewers in the stories, voices, and untapped potential of Latin American communities. By centring football—a sport deeply ingrained in Latin American identity—Enclave examines both collective struggles and the systemic exploitation of talent, questioning how local players are exported while their communities face economic and social challenges.
I designed the video, visual language, and promotional materials, reflecting themes of resistance, identity, and the commodification of talent. Through its combination of archival footage, sound, and design, Enclave invites viewers to critically engage with the narratives behind the game.
Project partner: Sebastián Forcella Solares.
Soundtrack: Totó La Momposina + Crudo Means Raw.
Collaborators: Lourdes Jiménez Rodríguez, Marina Zuquim, Paola Segovia Alvarado, Christos Matsingos, Luciano Pana Tronca.