About me

I am Mariana Vasques, a designer and visual artist with over seven years of experience developing projects in visual communication, branding, and strategic design. My work ranges from brand identities and systems to editorial, digital, and exhibition materials, as well as social media content, always striving to combine clarity, aesthetic sensitivity, and social impact.

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I served as a design consultant for the COP30 Special Secretariat, collaborating on visual programming and branding projects related to one of the largest global events on climate and sustainability. I have also been developing visual identities and graphic designs for major public interest initiatives, such as the Conasems Congresses, recognized as the largest public health events in the Americas.

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My career has been marked by work on institutional, cultural, and social projects, with experience in campaigns, event coverage, editorial layout, and the development of visual narratives for public communication.

In addition, I hold a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Design from the University of Brasília, with research focused on Design, spaces, and technology. I am currently pursuing a specialization in Accessibility and Inclusion at PUCRS, deepening my interest in creating visual experiences that are more accessible, human-centered, and socially responsible.