Plastic Nightmares (2025)

Plastic Nightmare collection takes a satirical swipe at the corporate world of payment systems, where plastic and debt reign supreme. This series of parody logos presents the breakdown of major financial brands, reimagining them with absurdist and disruptive names such as VisaBurn, Wasted Union, and Doomscover. Each design is a commentary on the fragility of financial institutions, their unsustainable growth, and the chaotic consequences of blind consumerism.

Using bold typography, twisted symbols, and iconography reminiscent of well-known brands, this collection explores the reckless pursuit of wealth and the consequences of living on borrowed time and money. Each "card" features an exaggerated, over-the-top message that questions the stability of modern financial systems—be it the sudden crash of MasterCrash or the futile emptiness of PayVoid.

This project challenges the notion of "credit" itself, poking fun at the idea of purchasing power while embracing the discordian spirit of controlled chaos. The collection not only critiques the financial world but also plays with the visual language of consumerism, offering a darkly humorous reflection on our ever-growing dependence on credit.