Design & Visual Communication
Explorations in video, animation, and interactive storytelling developed as part of university study. These works bridge time and culture through moving images and design, reflecting a practice in progress — one that invites immersive encounters and experiments with new ways of seeing.
Luminous Echoes Festival Identity (2025)
Overview
Révész developed the visual identity for Luminous Echoes, a fictional ambient classical music festival imagined for Reykjavík, Iceland. Inspired by the atmospheric qualities of contemporary classical music, the project explores a cohesive festival identity across branding, print, and digital media, including a printed festival guide and UX/UI prototypes for responsive desktop and mobile website experiences.
Created as part of a university design project, this concept proposal has no affiliation with any real festival or organisation.
Brand Identity • Editorial Design • UX/UI Design
Concept Proposal • Reykjavík, Iceland (Fictional) • 2025
Kansuke Yamamoto Exhibition Identity (2025)
Brand Identity • Editorial Design • Exhibition Design
Concept Proposal • Tokyo Photographic Art Museum (Fictional) • 2025
Overview
Révész developed a visual identity for a fictional retrospective of Japanese surrealist photographer Kansuke Yamamoto, imagined for the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum. Drawing inspiration from Yamamoto's archival imagery, the project explores surrealism and symbolism through a cohesive exhibition identity spanning posters, exhibition graphics, environmental applications, and digital promotional materials.
Surrealist Animation for Magritte (2025)
Motion Design • Illustration • Animation
Concept Proposal • Art Gallery of New South Wales (Fictional) • 2025
Overview
Révész created a 15-second motion graphic promoting the René Magritte exhibition at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. Developed as a conceptual advertising piece, all visual assets were illustrated in Adobe Illustrator using Magritte's paintings as references before being animated in Adobe After Effects.
Layered symbolism, unexpected transitions, and atmospheric sound design evoke the dreamlike logic and subtle sense of disruption that characterise Magritte's work.
Created as part of a university design project, this concept proposal is independent of and not affiliated with the Art Gallery of New South Wales.