I took part in the organization, spatial set-up, and art direction of the exhibition, collaborating with Némo Lemoine on the visual identity. The name “De-Mapping Puddles” comes from the idea that each individual brings drops of their personal experience and cultural background, forming a collective puddle of shared memories. “De-Mapping” evokes the disorientation of arriving in an unknown place, where everyday life is disrupted and new reference points must be created. Using Antwerp raindrops as a base for typographic experimentation, we developed a 3D visual used on posters and digital communication. The handwritten elements on posters and flyers underline the ephemeral nature of our passage through the city, emphasizing the fragile feeling of being a stranger. This project explores the intersection of graphic design, visual research, and site-specific installation, with a strong focus on identity, displacement, and collective memory.