Metafora
Between the eye and the symbol lies a gap. My work is building bridges across it.
Between the eye and the symbol lies a gap. My work is building bridges across it.
A decade of marks, distilled to their essence — the shortest path between a brand and its meaning.
A mark is a shared promise — from the designer to the brand, and from the brand to its audience. *
A cover is a door: it should make you want to open it, not explain what’s behind.


Collages and textual miniatures — the strip drifts left to right; hover to pause and look closer.







Collages and textual miniatures — the strip drifts right to left; hover to pause and look closer.








Marko Trpeski (b. 1990, Skopje) — and, thank god, he almost always presents himself under the same name and surname (a significant detail, you'll admit). Officially, his Curriculum Vitae lists him as a graphic designer by vocation, with a place of dwelling in Skopje, working where literary illustration meets visual poetics and narrative form. Trained at the Academy for Graphic Design (Semos), where he was named student of his generation, he has spent the past decade shaping the visual identity of the publishing house Antolog — 800+ book covers and counting — alongside Polica, ArtKonekt and Literatura, accumulating enough of them to let the work do the talking, as he prefers.
He isn't fond of talking about himself, and when he must — pressed by circumstance (or by the scruff of the neck) — he'll admit to a few preoccupations: a hobbyist seeker and uncertified, yet thoroughly professional, collector of metaphors; a freelance room-mummy; on occasion a druid on a work-for-hire contract, in an unsubdued, idealistic attempt to brew his own mix of reality. Unwavering, he waits for his works to speak… and, well, there you go.
Among the rare contemporary artists in Macedonia working in the tradition of surrealist collage — continuing and reimagining this rich and rare practice for contemporary times.— acad. Vlada Urošević
Founder of the creative studio Metafora and co-founder of the Skopje Collage Collective — initiatives devoted to contemporary visual experiment and symbolic narrative. Educator in digital illustration and collage aesthetics.



Built on Carl Jung’s notion of synchronicity — the meaningful coincidence, when two unrelated things fall together and suddenly mean something. The game hands you fragments that seem unrelated and asks a single question: what connects them? The answer is never in the cards. It’s in you.
Players draw, associate and build — each turn a thread in a tale no one planned and no one owns alone. A table of strangers becomes a room of co-authors: guardians of the story. Already played at more than ten collaborative sessions, with participants of every age.
A fictional brand for real absurdities — everyday objects reissued as the deadpan products of modern life. Tap any poster to browse the full series, one by one.























