Baraye was a one-year specialty coffee project developed inside the Rian Design Museum in Falkenberg, Sweden.

The project was built and operated independently, with responsibility across concept development, menu creation, daily service, accounting, supplier coordination, event organization, and team building. It functioned both as a café and as a meeting point within the museum environment.

This archive documents the space, the workflow, the objects, and the daily rhythm of the project.

This section documents time spent closer to the production side of the coffee industry in Brazil.

The work included visits to farms, processing facilities, and cupping sessions across Minas Gerais, offering direct exposure to how coffee moves from cultivation to export. It also deepened understanding of the relationships between producers, exporters, roasters, and international markets.

This archive focuses on landscapes, processing systems, infrastructure, and coffee at origin.

This section brings together projects, collaborations, and professional environments across the specialty coffee industry between 2024 and 2025.

It includes moments from events, competitions, brand activations, and industry-related work across several European cities. Rather than a single fixed role, it reflects movement through different parts of the coffee ecosystem.

This archive documents fragments of that period through spaces, people, tools, and process.