GABRIELASASTOQUE

Siruma means both “sky” and “stars” in Wayuunaiki, the language spoken by the Wayuu communities in northern Colombia.

This project is inspired by La Guajira and the poetic act of looking up—sitting low, in a posture of comfort and quiet contemplation. Siruma is an invitation to reconnect with the sky, to observe, to slow down, and to experience a moment of stillness that feels almost idyllic.

Universo ouve is An interactive wall that reacts to sound—each word spoken sets a digital galaxy in motion. This poetic installation symbolizes the impact of dialogue on the universe, inviting people to speak, connect, and explore the mysteries of the cosmos in constant movement.

Part of an ongoing collection of interactive walls, this piece is still evolving, just like the conversations it inspires.

Orión al revés is A periscope made to share the sky. These dual-viewing glasses allow two people to gaze at the same point in the stars, connecting their eyes through the cosmos. Face to face, their gazes almost meet—but are gently redirected by mirrors, guiding their attention toward the infinite.

Still in development, this object explores the delicate balance between closeness and distance, capturing the quiet poetry of being together while looking beyond.

Graphic design and art direction for Fundações, the student design magazine of the Instituto Politécnico de Leiria. This project involved developing the visual identity, layout, and editorial concept, aiming to reflect the creative energy and diversity of emerging designers within the academic community.