“Oitavo Céu”
Digital and physical cover for “Oitavo Céu” by Dillaz, 2022.
Our second full 360 project together.
For a long time I wanted to do something related to - and to - one of the biggest 'fears' of my life: failing to see, or becoming blind.
For everyone to see and really feel, we decided that “Braille” - a type of writing based on reliefs, less and less common and in danger of extinction - would be the best way to fulfill our intention (and assumed mission).
Some of the concepts applied here are more than two years old, safely stored in our intellect until the design and conception phase, now living in both physical and digital formats. With these 'secrets'.. Sometimes I feel like a balloon, with the simple objective of not bursting - but, our team "não espiga, não fala, não maia" .
First of all, I want to give a general thanks to the team behind this object, because without them... it obviously wouldn't even exist. I want to thank Tiago Marinho for the most amazing images in the world (or for taking an elevator to Monsanto, pre-tagged on the back - I never quite understood how he manages to do this) - Hatters will say it's 3D. To Rui Soares for all the heart strokes we shared from morning to night - and for recovering from them together too. ToRicardo Cabrinha and Ricardo Estevão for all the thought, debate and reflection with me in the transposition to the show and stage itself - until the alarm goes off! Also to Miguel Ideias and the band (Addario, Antonio, Henrique, Bernardo) ) for all the talent and accompaniment - a new and healthy constant in our lives. To Made in Lx for raising the bar in each project, and for marking the culture in Portugal so much and so well - I'm still looking for a comment from him here on my Instagram. Special thanks to ACAPO for all documents related to teaching Braille, as well as for the final approval and correction of the album. To Master Dillaz, for believing in him and for believing in me, for letting me explore, it was a great pride for me to see the ladder touch Heaven - you also inspire me every day.
Some technical details and content without the whole wheat spike:
-Soft touch finish
-Braille in 3D varnish
-Diptych
- Silkscreened industrial CD
- Direction
- Seventy-Five
- Art direction
- Bruno Gião
- Production
- Bruno Gião & 75
- Design
- Bruno Gião
3D: Tiago Marinho
- Special thanks
- ACAPO, 75
- Animated Cover
- Bruno Gião
“Papaia” Videoclip: Made in LX x Tiago Marinho