Identity Architecture
for Independent Labels

Project_01 — MFR

Structural redefinition of a 15-year-old electro label. A system built on spatial tension — Rojo Marte, wireframe geometry, and diagonal letterforms — calibrated to operate from vinyl sleeve to street-level merch.

Project_02 — FST

Visual system for a horizontal collective of 6 co-owner artists. A brutalist identity at the intersection of Factory Records and 70s punk — black, white, red, no hierarchy.

Project_03 — DDP

Identity system at the intersection of electronic music and landscape. Organic forms, a serif logotype, and an earthy palette — built to carry the weight of geographic isolation.

Project_04 — CLMR

Art direction for “Precisión Sonora” — an LP that encapsulates an artisanal approach to sound manufacturing: tracks assembled in real time, using classic machinery and analog processes. Illustration, packaging, and editorial system designed to embody the industrial precision of the work itself.

Project_05 — CRRV

A conceptual label built around a finite visual system: exactly 9 releases, each defined by its catalogue number. The number is the artwork. Rooted in the classic electronic sound of the 90s — where house, techno and electro dissolve into a borderless genre — Corrosive translates that sonic precision into a chromatic, typographic identity that ends exactly where it was designed to end.