Julia Gaeta, a Paris-based darkwave artist known for her cinematic sound and haunting lyricism, commissioned the studio to craft the visual direction for her album Blur Divine. The aim was to create a world that visually mirrors the album’s emotional density—introspective, decadent, and dreamlike. The concept drew from gothic romanticism and surreal domesticity. The set design combined vintage lamps, flowing fabrics, and absinthe-toned green elements to evoke a sense of ritual and mysticism. The typography, designed to feel both fragile and ornamental, reinforces the record’s ethereal tone. The identity was developed across vinyl packaging, type design, and tracklist treatment—resulting in a collectible artifact that deepens the album’s narrative and positions Gaeta as a rising voice in the new wave revival movement.