branding
art direction
filmmaking
cinematography
My work blends graphic design, photography, and a curiosity for cinematic formats. I'm passionate about bold layout composition and chromatic color mixing, an interest that extends into filmmaking, where I favor static framing, natural light, and measured pacing. I'm drawn to projects that call for a system based approach and real connection with the audience, whether it's a digital interface, an art fair crowd, or a city street. Currently studying media and design at HSE Moscow, I build visuals that are both structured and engaging.
Dylan - Nguyen Dinh Hieu -23yo
based in Hanoi, Vietnam
Hanoi architecture university ‘21-‘24
BA HSE art and design school ‘29
graphic design
The landing page is conceived as a digital gallery—a space where visitors scroll through a narrative, as if walking through a museum exhibition. The design balances warmth and melancholy, reflecting the brand's duality: loss and transformation, oblivion and memory.
2026
Landing page for "House of the Unforgottens"
Consolation prize - architecture + graphic design. Turning the heart of Hanoi from XVII into a new vitality, a museum with mixture of the past and the moment.
2022
UNESCO - New vitality for the old space
"House of the Unforgottens" is an agency that collects and preserves the emotional stories embedded in everyday objects. We operate somewhere between a detective agency, a museum, and a therapist's office.
2025
Posters "House of the Unforgottens"
This zine is a late confession to the past,
to the suitcase that had been a constant companion. He tried to escape his reality, chasing the life he dreamed about every day, and the suitcase became his friend, his door to that imagined world- a place where he could be successful, loved, certain
of where he was going. But it was also
a prison, locking him inside his own imagination, keeping him from facing the life he was actually living.
2026
Zine "Talk to me, suitcase!"
Commercial video for "House of the Unforgottens" project
Moscow cube
Moscow unfolds like a puzzle, endless lines tangled across the map, colors colliding without order. Riding the escalator again and again, caught in a loop with no end, absorbed by the city’s rhythm. The Rubik cube is just as restless; its scattered faces mirror the metro lines, impossible to solve. Yet slowly, pieces come together. The climb finally ends at the top. There, the chaos softens: the city breathes, the map glows, the cube rests whole. What was once confusion becomes belonging. What was once a puzzle becomes home.
Пo Russki
Online Russian Class for Vietnamese
Personal shopping video
Detail
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