An austere framework for a generous content machine granting access to over 40 years of architectural practice: The new website for Herzog & de Meuron.
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Cashing in on neon colors and bold typography at re:publica 2023
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Our posters for Pop-Kultur Festival 2023 orderly mushrooming in the streets of Berlin. Featuring fungi photography by Hansepilz.
Muscle-flexing visual identity for The Gym, a hybrid event between art, training and performance in Vienna.
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Text-heavy visual identity and event design for re:publica 2019 including a 450m long installation of Moby Dick. The motto was tl;dr – internet slang for "too long; didn't read".
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Riso-printed brickwork for gegen\archive – an exhibition by Prater Galerie Berlin.
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Meandering lines on solid colours for participatory summer series »Rehearsing Moves on Hazy Paths«.
Light-flooded identity and modular webdesign for Kultur Räume Berlin — a newly founded alliance creating, protecting and brokering spaces for the arts in Berlin.
Editorial design for »Please Come«, a 536-page brick of a book around Berlin-based DYI concert promoter Shameless/Limitless. Published by slanted, more info here.
Karaoke-inspired visual identity and event design for re:publica's 2022 conference titled »Any way the wind blows«.
Expanding visual identity for 24h Europe, an expansive 24-hour long TV documentary presented on arte.
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AI-powered poster campaign for Pop-Kultur Festival 2021.
Cutting-edge logo for Marie Antoinette Club, Berlin.
Coexistential design for Art in Public Space Tyrol 2021.
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Latest drop: Visual identity for Fossile Erfahrung at Großer Wasserspeicher Berlin.
Microscopic color streams and good old Helvetica for an all-digital Pop-Kultur Festival 2020.
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Logo for Berlin Forum – a civil round table debating the future of the city.
Resetting global power politics – Visual identity, logo and naming for the first Future Affairs Conference at the German Foreign Office in Berlin.
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Visual identity for »A Better Version of You» – an art show disguised as a tech fair.
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Universal ad campaign for Pop-Kultur Festival 2019.
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Campaigning for Netzfest we've covered everyone's faces with smileys to broach the issue of privacy and data protection (and to make them look extremely happy).
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In 2016 we designed our first visual identity for re:publica. It was the 10th anniversary of Europe's biggest conference on internet and society. The motto was »TEN« and we reflected the three letters so they became NET. Since then we've been responsible for all further editions of the festival.
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*Awarded by the German Design Council
For our friend's record label »Martin Hossbach« we designed an orthographically careless visual identity. Martin has a very precise mind and he hates spellign mistakes.
We've designed the logo and visual identity of Musicboard Berlin, the city's most notable insitution in music funding. The logo is used by all the funded projects and it's nice to see it pop up again and again.
»The Disappeared« is a film about a film that was censored by the Israeli army. We made a poster censoring the original poster.
A long time ago we designed a logo for AIAS – International Association of Independent Art and Design Schools
This is an image from our campaign in support of organ donation. You get the joke.
The motto of re:publica 17 was »Love Out Loud«. We staged a colorful love protest across both digital and hand-made forms of expression, for example crafting protest signs with cnc milling machines.
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In 2017 we designed the visual identity of Pop-Kultur Festival. The concept was developed by British artist Scott King.
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This is a record sleeve we created for HKW Haus der Kulturen der Welt / Martin Hossbach. The record contains experimental interpretations of the commercial jingle of Deutsche Telekom. Da-da-da-da-daaaa.
Logo design and visual identity for Budde Music Publishing based on a previous design of the company which was abandoned in the 1980s.
Poster for an exhibition by photographers Johann Clausen and Alexander Graeser commissioned by Goethe-Institut Beirut.
