S a s h a  T i e l b e k e 

Graphic Designer, focused on publications, print and typography
@tielbeke.sasha
sashatielbeke@hotmail.com

Re-design ‘Postcolonial Echoes’Shadows of Colonialism in Contemporary Art

TabsIn collaboration with Sjoerd van Huijgevoort, 
Justine Grandpierre and Femke Wijnandts

A collaborative publication made only of the tabs we kept in our browser. We discovered that your tabs are somehow a unexpected part of your day, your state of mind and desires. The publication was made in a workshop of a few hours.


Saudade
Silkscreen printed tiles


‘Bevraag wat je ziet’In collaboration with Anna van Breukelen

Riso printed book, 210x295 mm

Rooted, Whats the matter.        
In collaboration with Femke Wijnandts,
Melanie van Braak and Cisca Bakema. 

Our first magazine, focusing on the subject of hair. We explored the many dimensions of hair. Not only as a powerful tool to express yourself but as a diverse cultural understanding. In this issue, we tried to challenge and address the societal norms surrounding hair.  We learned that our hair in every part of the world holds a symbolic power that should not be underestimated. 

Special thanks to Kirsten Algera and Simon Davies for guiding us through this project.


Affiche ‘PRINT NEVER DIED’ In collaboration with Cisca Bakema, 
Suzanne van den Worm, Sophia Wilbert and Maria Pereaa

In this manifesto, we celebrate the timeless artistry of print. It’s not just a thing of the past it’s lively and important part of how we tell stories, we provoke thought and communicate. 

Open day F.A.Q hand-out,
HKU (Graphic Design deparment)In collaboration with Cisca Bakema

During the open day of HKU we created a F.A.Q handout for the Graphic Design department. We wanted to create a publication that acted informative and playful

O Sobreiro AssobiandoThe Whistling Cork Oak

'O Sobreiro Assobiando' is a booklet I made about the Cork Oak tree. Translated from Portuguese ‘The Whistling Cork Oak’. This tree generates every 9 years a material that we know as cork. In Portugal, locals call this tree ‘The whistling tree’ due to the variety of birds nesting in and around the tree, creating a chorus of chirps. The 'Sobreiro' not only brings biodiversity but also holds profound cultural significance. The Cork-Oak is a beautiful example of possible harmonious relationship between human consumption of natural resources and the preservation of ecosystems when managed responsibly. 
Silkscreen prints
42 x 59,4 cm

Print made of a animation made with code in Processing. 
Inspired by the work of Vera Molnar.


Series of 4 postersOpen day HKU Graphic Design department 

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With Mois Tims and Eva Hassing

A photography booklet about my household. During these few weeks I wanted to capture the comfort of feeling at home. Knowing a person through sharing this feeling.  


Interview of William JR Curtis 
with Fernando TavoraRiso printed affiche

Fernando Távora was a famous Portugues architect. He was known for his ideas of how the historical landscape of Porto could serve the modern Portugues population, reinventing the cityscape. The ‘Fernando Távora’ project was a experimental one, with different types of outcomes.