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Page content: Anjela Freyja About, Select Works, Select Talks mail@anjelafreyja.com Anjela Freyja About, Select Works, Select Talks Contact Anjela Freyja is a New York City based creative director and designer who has been shaping visual identities and building brand worlds for fifteen years. Her practice extends into writing and content creation where she analyzes art, design, and fashion, continuously engaging in cultural dialogue with her growing audience. Over the years Anjela has collaborated with many top creative agencies and clients including SSENSE, H&M, YouTube, Google, Instagram, Converse, Huawei, The United Nations, Soho House, eBay, Adobe, The WNBA, IBM, UNIQLO, S&P Global, as well as a number of Silicon Valley technology and lifestyle startups. JOAN Creative Brand Identity Design JOAN Studios is a full service creative production house and a branch of JOAN Creative. Its identity is inspired by gaffer tape, a staple of film sets, used here as both logo and visual device. A vibrant green drawn from production green screens and the minimal typography of the parent brand create a system that reflects the studio’s spirit: creative, precise, and crafted. Artificial Objects Artificial Objects is a research and design project exploring how generative AI can expand the creative process. Trained on 20th-century industrial design, the AI models reinterpret the world entirely through furniture, producing both absurd and inspired forms—from origami chairs to reimagined accessible furniture. Through an iterative exchange between human and machine, the ideas evolve from text prompts to visual sketches and finally to physical prototypes. Fifteen Years of Type Fifteen Years of Type is an evolving archive that documents the trajectory of my typographic practice over a decade and a half. 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Nia Centre for the Arts Nia Centre for the Arts is a Toronto-based organization dedicated to supporting emerging Black artists and celebrating Canada’s African diaspora. For the opening of its first permanent space, the brand identity was designed to balance institutional strength with cultural warmth. The rising sun logo symbolizes optimism and homecoming, while a Swiss-inspired typographic system and the use of PP Neue Montreal ground the design in modernist clarity and Canadian heritage. A palette of black, white, and golden yellow ties it all together—bold, welcoming, and unapologetically proud. WNBA Line ‘Em Up WNBA 3-Point Line Project brought the their signature mark to street basketball courts across the U.S., reimagining these traditionally male spaces as inclusive environments for women and girls. The campaign launched with a citywide activation in New York, including a Brooklyn event hosted by the WNBA, and a documentary featuring players reflecting on their own experiences. The visual identity extended the WNBA logo with a bold court line running through it, symbolizing both the addition of the 3-point line and the ongoing expansion of space for women in the game. JOAN Creative JOAN Creative is a rebrand that celebrates the agency’s rare position as a women-founded creative firm thriving across advertising, design, production, and media. The identity reflects both strength and sensitivity—a tribute to the resilience and spirit required to lead in a male-dominated industry. Inspired by a lineage of iconic Joans (Didion, Miró, Armatrading, Rivers, Jett, Joan of Arc), the brand aims to capture their shared talent, conviction, and defiance. 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Watch The Story of The BauhausExplores how the Bauhaus redefined design by rejecting ornate traditions and championing accessible, functional, and democratic objects for everyday life. It traces the school’s radical ideals, its eventual clash with the Nazi regime, and its forced closure. The story concludes with how its founders dispersed across the world, spreading Bauhaus principles globally and shaping the future of design and architecture. Watch Modern Art & The CIAUncovers one of art history’s strangest intersections: how the CIA covertly funded Abstract Expressionism during the Cold War. By supporting artists like Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko, the U.S. used avant-garde art as a cultural weapon to promote the idea of American freedom. The talk unpacks the geopolitical strategy behind it and questions what it means when art becomes propaganda. Watch Swiss Design 101Breaks down the origins of Swiss Design, the iconic visual language built on grids, clarity, and Helvetica. 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