Ona Communication

One of my favorite types of event content is the kind that provides real value.

For AquaVision, instead of creating another promotional post, I designed a practical attendee checklist, combining essential event information, helpful reminders, and a touch of local context (including Stavanger’s famously unpredictable weather).

💡The goal: make the information easy to find, easy to save, and genuinely useful.

✨One thing I really appreciate about Reflections on Courage by Future Leaders 2026 is the many ways it can be experienced. You can read the full publication as a PDF, explore the articles individually on the ONS website, or swipe through the content in a more visual format.

A special shout-out to the ONS communications team for taking the publication file and making it accessible across different formats, helping these important reflections reach even more readers.

📷 Color exploration outdoors

💻One of the most important parts of my work is finding the right visual language for a project. Sometimes, that means designing from scratch, and other times it means searching for the one image that captures the feeling, direction, and ambition behind an idea.

For AquaVision’s theme “Beyond Tomorrow”, the goal was to find an image that reflected more than just technology or “the future.” It needed to feel human, evolving, and slightly unknown; something that matched the conversations happening at the upcoming event.

The chose image stood out because it sits somewhere between organic and digital. It reflects transformation, complexity, innovation, and the pace of change shaping aquaculture and food systems today.

A lot of creative direction happens long before layouts, motion, or stage design. Sometimes it starts with finding a single image that sets the tone for everything that follows.