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Kristina Zindovich

Art Director · Communication Designer · BHSAD student

I work with brands, stories and visual systems — and occasionally end up coding the thing myself because it was easier than explaining it.

I like projects where text, image, interface and physical form can all become part of the same idea.


Currently

→ working as a Communication Designer at a music streaming service → studying Art Direction in Branding @ BHSAD
→ turning selected design projects into proper web cases
→ making things with my hands and sometimes with HTML / CSS / JavaScript
→ overthinking details that most people will never notice


Selected work

Московская экскурсия

Experimental zine and interactive case based on Pamela Travers’ Moscow Excursion (1934).

A two-day project about turning the rhythm of a text into physical actions: pull, unfold, open, squeeze through, go back.

View live case →

GitHub repository →


What I do

Art direction · Communication design · Editorial · Branding · Digital · Interactive · Visual storytelling

And occasionally code, when necessary.


Art director who still makes things.

Design first.
Code when necessary.
Overthinking always.

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