a year-long scream (2024), 112 pages, 148x210mm, offset print, edition of 200, published by OPA!
A collection of poetry by Maria Kapajeva. She started writing the book on February 24, 2022 – the day the full-scale war in Ukraine began. The book is written in a personal style and deals with themes of identity, collective and individual responsibility and guilt, language and belonging, feminism, and the stories of some of the Ukrainian refugees that the author encountered during the year. The book is published in three languages: Estonian, English and Russian.

listen to my scream, hear their dreams (2024).
Graphic identity for the exhibition by Maria Kapajeva in Draakon Gallery.

A Temporary Thing (2024).
Graphic identity for the exhibition by Krista Mölder and Alis Mäesalu in ARS Art Factory.

When time no longer flows, it wells up and pools without a rim (2023).
Graphic identity for the exhibition in the ARS Art Factory, curated by Mariliis Rebane. Participating artists: Diego Bruno, Freja Bäckman, Piibe Kolka, Kaarina-Sirkku Kurz and Ingel Vaikla

Landscape Passes Through the House (2023).
Graphic identity for the exhibition by Paul Kuimet and Tõnis Saadoja in Tartu Art Museum, Tartu. Exhibition curated by Eero Epner.

The A.B.C.D.E.F.G. of Love (2022).
Graphic identity for the exhibition by Marge Monko and Maruša Sagadin in Hobusepea Gallery, Tallinn. Designed with Indrek Sirkel.
Exhibition photo: Siim Lõvi (ERR).

Taming a Wild Tongue (2022), 128 pages, 105 × 165 mm.
Book accompanying exhibition in the EKA Gallery by Laura Cemin and Bianca Hisse. Exhibition curated by Monika Charkowska. Contributions by Monika Charkowska, Laura Cemin, Bianca Hisse and Kübra Gümüşay.

Drift (2022).
Graphic identity for the exhibition by Piret Hirv and Eve Margus in Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design, Tallinn. Curated by Villu Plink.

Drift (2022).
Unused design proposal.

Illustrations for Dear Friend (2022).
Letters written by Sean Yendrys, Rachel Kinbar and Ott Kagovere.

Folded A4 zine about Sviatlana Nianio and the bands she’s been a member of since the 80’s.

Letters from a foreign mind (2021).
Graphic identity for the exhibition in the Contemporary Art Museum of Estonia (EKKM), curated by Laura Toots, exhibition design by LLRRLLRR. Participating artists: Camel Collective, Cloe Jancis, Diana Tamane, Hana Miletic, Killu Sukmit, Pille-Riin Vihtre, Karl Pärsimägi and Asta Vender.
Exhibition catalogue, 216 pages, 130 × 205 mm, published by Lugemik & EKKM.