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my name is henri dimo, but everybody calls me…
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about — graphic designer, tiranë
I've been putting work in public since I was fifteen.
Creative director, artist, and designer. I turn ideas into bold visuals that demand attention. My work blends illustration, painting and design into powerful stories that are as conceptual as they are striking.
scroll — 2005 → 2026
A solo show at the National Gallery of Arts at fifteen, a painting in the European Parliament at nineteen, and then the harder room: clients. Festival stages, apartment sales, book fairs, UN campaigns, murals in bank lobbies. Work that gets printed at three metres, cropped for a story, and reused by someone who isn't a designer.
Gallery walls taught me to be looked at; twenty years of deadlines taught me to be understood. Two graphic-novel prizes, a studio of my own, and a design team to lead later — the pattern hasn't changed: bold type, a colour that commits, drawing where a photograph would lie, and rules the client can run without me in the room.
what i do
I help organizations transform ideas into memorable visual experiences through strategic thinking, compelling design, and impactful storytelling.
the line — 2005 → 2026
One line, drawn from art school to the coast.
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what the work has in common
Four rules I refuse to break, in public, on record.
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selected
Seven that carry the whole argument.
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