TERRA INCOGNITA, moniker for Beatriz Pinta, is an independent graphic design practice based in Lisbon. To seek
unexplored routes and chart unmapped territories is the modus operandi of the multidisciplinary practice,
which acts on both commercial and research areas. In commissioned projects, this is articulated conceptually
and/or aesthetically, by instigating unconventional ways of thinking for the conception of its designs. In
research, its aim is to highlight and explore the nuances between design, anthropology and political science.
Outside TERRA INCOGNITA, Beatriz is part of Hiatus Collective—acting as co-founder, co-editor and writer
for Rife Magazine—and works as a graphic designer at the Lisbon Architecture Triennale.
Services include visual identity, branding, website design, editorial design, type design, exhibition design and signage. For enquiries, collaborations or a casual exchange of emails please refer to
[email protected].
This space is a showcase of a selection of commissioned and self-initiated work. All content © TERRA INCOGNITA
/ Beatriz Pinta and collaborators. Do not use without written permission.
Maat Extended – The Daily Post-Truth
Extended Marginalia on Design and Fiction
C24 Archive One Book
FORM Magazine #289
Essen und Design
Collide 24
Interview: The Magazine “Rife” by Hiatus Collective Taps the Full Potential of Digital Publishing
Elephant – Zine of The Month
Interview:
Born During a Pandemic, This Smart Digital Zine Questions Our New Reality
AIGA Eye on Design
Design Diary No. 264
Design Diary No. 231
EXHIBITIONS
It Takes Several Minutes for the Eyes to Adjust to the Dark (2019)
PUBLISHED TEXTS
CLOG #18 – Feeds
You’ve Been Caught Up
Release Fall 2021
The Daily Post-Truth
Extended Marginalia on Design and Fiction
May 2021
Slanted Magazine #36 – Coexist
The Breeding Ground for Change
October 2020
2019–2021
MA Communication Design
Faculty of Fine Arts,
University of Lisbon
2016-2019
BA Communication Design
Faculty of Fine Arts,
University of Lisbon
2014-2016 (incomplete)
BSc Economics
Stockholm University
2013-2014 (incomplete)
BSc Political Economy
King’s College London