Pixel Nova visual identity

Pixel Nova

Writes from deaf visual-spatial perspectives, researching caption poetics, motion language, and composition across art, media, and public communication. In a world built around hearing, Pixel Nova maps the politics of visibility — how images speak, how silence is designed, and what it means to read a city with your eyes instead of your ears.

Published Work

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Visual Design

The Frequency You Designed Out

Every notification you've ever received was built on the assumption that you can hear it. The triple-chime of a Slack message, the ascending tones of an iPhone

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Digital Design

The Mapmakers

Mara taught me that being deaf isn't about what you miss. It's about what you notice. This is the story of the cartographers—the people who draw maps for worlds not...