INK is a biannual student magazine published by the Association of Political Science and International Relations Students in Geneva. It offers a free and independent platform for expression, debate, and creation, bringing together writers, photographers, illustrators, and designers. Each edition is built around a thematic dossier, complemented by free-form articles and visual contributions, maintaining a strong commitment to print as both a tradition and a reading experience.

For Issue 33, Vox Populi, I was responsible for the editorial object’s realisation, art direction, and image research. This edition explores the idea of popular uprisings throughout history, from the Bastille to the Arab Spring, from the Gilets Jaunes to Black Lives Matter, questioning the legitimacy, complexity, and power of collective voices. Through diverse contributions, it offers a panoramic view of how people take, shape, and amplify their voice in the public sphere.