A fictional film campaign exploring how design turns story into experience.
Stasis is a self-initiated visual identity project that reimagines how cinematic design can immerse audiences through storytelling and world-building. The campaign was developed for a fictional sci-fi thriller under the studio name Axiom Pictures. Centered on the mystery of vanished colonists and eerie stasis pods, the project explores how design can evoke both emotion and intrigue. I created a full ecosystem of assets including a modern and retro poster, title logo, studio logo, social ads, premiere pass, billboard, and collectible popcorn bucket—each crafted to feel like a legitimate studio release. The modern poster uses photo-compositing and digital painting for a sleek, high-concept aesthetic, while the retro version channels the tactile grit of 70s and 80s sci-fi classics. Together, they form a unified campaign that demonstrates my approach to cinematic branding: concept-driven, atmospheric, and designed with intent.
Kuro GFX is more than a design studio — it’s a mindset. Founded on the belief that creativity should challenge comfort zones, every project is crafted to push boundaries and provoke feeling. I don’t design just to make things look good; I design to make them unforgettable.
To create bold, concept-driven designs that fuse emotion and precision — transforming brands, campaigns, and ideas into experiences that connect on a human level. Every detail, every color, every line serves a purpose. Nothing is random.
Design with an edge means more than sharp visuals — it’s about intent. It’s about storytelling through contrast, clarity, and conviction. Whether I’m building a brand system or composing a cinematic poster, I focus on what makes it feel alive. Because at the end of the day, great design isn’t just seen — it’s felt.
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