Now You See Me

Album concept and identity for fictional artist Moraes, inspired by the pair photographs by Karsten Winegeart. This album explores the relationship between artist and audience, focusing on the contrast between being seen and remaining anonymous. In a world increasingly defined by images, exposure and constant visibility, the act of hiding becomes as expressive as the act of revealing.

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The cover and back cover play with this contradiction, while the rest of the visual language is clean and minimal, placing the portrait at the centre stage. The recurring gesture of covering the face becomes a visual motif for the album, questioning how much can really be known about someone simply by looking at them.