This academic project explores the power of repetition as a generative principle in design. By developing modular patterns specifically conceived for application on various surfaces, I have created visual systems that maintain aesthetic coherence while adapting to different contexts and scales.

The applications demonstrate functional versatility: from textiles to stationery, each surface receives a specific treatment that considers its material and contextual specificities. This project demonstrates my understanding of how fundamental design principles can be adapted to diverse practical applications, transforming abstract concepts into tangible products with aesthetic and commercial value.