Design is never neutral—especially when it comes to politics.

For this year's edition of Le Temps' Forum des 100, I designed the cover and three editorial visuals that visually translate political themes.

The challenge: a balancing act between message, aesthetics, and responsibility.

Political design requires a delicate touch—images can inspire, polarize, or be misunderstood. The goal was to respect the article's stance while maintaining a distinctive visual identity.

It involved immersing myself in editorial rhythms, cultural nuances, and visual language—and reminding me that images often carry more weight than words.