Jamila Alemi
Jamila Alemi is a Dutch-Afghan graphic designer based in Arnhem, the Netherlands.
She recently graduated from ArtEZ Arnhem with a bachelor's degree in Graphic Design.
Her projects touch upon a wide range of topics, from found footage and social media culture
to an installation exploring refugee representation in the media.
Jamila Alemi is a Dutch-Afghan graphic designer based in Arnhem,
the Netherlands. She recently graduated from ArtEZ University of the Arts Arnhem, with a bachelor's degree in Graphic Design. Her projects touch upon a wide range of topics, from found footage and social media culture to an installation exploring refugee representation in the media.
Her design approach balances conceptual depth with an eye for detail, blending storytelling and experimentation across media. Whether crafting immersive video pieces or exploring the materiality of book design, her projects aim to engage audiences in meaningful ways.
Jamila’s work is rooted in the idea of connection, whether by encouraging reflection, challenging conventions, or sparking curiosity, she aims to create design experiences that resonate on both a personal and collective level.
Outside of her practice, Jamila has an ever-growing collection of toys and figurines, enough that she's running out of room for them. She's also a regular at concerts and has a playlist for every season, a tradition she's kept up since 2018.
the Netherlands. She recently graduated from ArtEZ University of the Arts Arnhem, with a bachelor's degree in Graphic Design. Her projects touch upon a wide range of topics, from found footage and social media culture to an installation exploring refugee representation in the media.
Her design approach balances conceptual depth with an eye for detail, blending storytelling and experimentation across media. Whether crafting immersive video pieces or exploring the materiality of book design, her projects aim to engage audiences in meaningful ways.
Jamila’s work is rooted in the idea of connection, whether by encouraging reflection, challenging conventions, or sparking curiosity, she aims to create design experiences that resonate on both a personal and collective level.
Outside of her practice, Jamila has an ever-growing collection of toys and figurines, enough that she's running out of room for them. She's also a regular at concerts and has a playlist for every season, a tradition she's kept up since 2018.