There is not much to say about these posters, except that they are probably the first ones in a long series of cancelled concerts. My predecessor as designer for Palace was Christoph Nüssli, he had used many different Pantone colours for the monthly programmes. For the series of single posters I therefore decided to use his leftover colours to pre-print the paper in offset rainbow printing process. This resulted in about 24 different gradients. On top of that the respective subject is printed in black using digital printing.

People can only see that they know the content, and the more they know, the more confused they are. Environmental pollution is a global problem. Although people have read a lot of reports on public welfare undertakings, they are still wasteful and unrestrained in their daily life, just like the disorder in the page.

This is a poster announcing an exhibition about asteroids and the history of asteroid observation in Serbia. Unfortunately the exhibition was cancelled. The idea was to screen print hundreds of them in various colours and spread them all over Novi Sad. This is where the exhibition was supposed to take place. While working on it more and more sponsor logos were arriving. Gosh! There were so many, keeping them small wouldn’t help! So I decided to make the logos part of the design instead of hiding them. A fatal NO GO: placing the sponsor logos on a white stripe at the bottom of a poster!

Post-Scriptum : Ep.01
Poster exhibition, Nancy (FR)
[From] March 12 to [April 2], 2020.

This poster series was originally designed for the exhibition Post-Scriptum : Ep.01 at the NaMiMa gallery of the National School of Art and Design in Nancy and initiated by Valentin Garcia, Galaad Gonzales, Paul Bergès and Jules Durand. The exhibition was scheduled to open on March 12 2020, unfortunately, the same day the lockdown was announced in France. Only those present during the few opening hours were able to visit it before it closed definitively that evening. Post-Scriptum : Ep.01 therefore only existed for the duration of a vernissage.

Let’s Talk—meeting, conference and stories about experiences, tries to take up the challenge of discovering untold stories about the ways we experience the world around us. This should have been the second conference in the Let’s Talk-series. We designed the identity and a book about the designers’ experiences.

The Luminale—Biennial for Light Art and Urban Design is one of the largest cultural events in the Rhine-Main region. The colour reduction to black and white, as well as the Favorit typeface by abcdimano, form the basis of the new look. The clear appearance should provide a high recognition value, yet at the same time not visually compete with the light art of the participants. The Luminale should have taken place in March 2020 and got cancelled at short notice on the day of the vernissage.

Cinémathèque is a small art-house cinema in Leipzig. It shows current films in original language with subtitles, curated film programs and experimental formats. Last year we designed a visual identity, which also includes a monthly booklet. The program for April went to press only the week before the lockdown in Germany, and cinemas had to close temporarily. Unfortunately the printed booklets were never distributed in the city.

This poster was an early sketch for the 2020 edition of the Looping Festival, which takes place in Montreuil, in the outskirts of Paris in France. Based around an innovative electronic music line-up, Looping is a friendly festival on mixed territories. The festival was unfortunately cancelled due to Covid-19, and we’re hoping it will happen next year. The design plays off of the “looping” idea and repetition, while using candy-like and retro colors.

There is not much to say about these posters, except that they are probably the first ones in a long series of cancelled concerts. My predecessor as designer for Palace was Christoph Nüssli, he had used many different Pantone colours for the monthly programmes. For the series of single posters I therefore decided to use his leftover colours to pre-print the paper in offset rainbow printing process. This resulted in about 24 different gradients. On top of that the respective subject is printed in black using digital printing.

People can only see that they know the content, and the more they know, the more confused they are. Environmental pollution is a global problem. Although people have read a lot of reports on public welfare undertakings, they are still wasteful and unrestrained in their daily life, just like the disorder in the page.

This is a poster announcing an exhibition about asteroids and the history of asteroid observation in Serbia. Unfortunately the exhibition was cancelled. The idea was to screen print hundreds of them in various colours and spread them all over Novi Sad. This is where the exhibition was supposed to take place. While working on it more and more sponsor logos were arriving. Gosh! There were so many, keeping them small wouldn’t help! So I decided to make the logos part of the design instead of hiding them. A fatal NO GO: placing the sponsor logos on a white stripe at the bottom of a poster!

Post-Scriptum : Ep.01
Poster exhibition, Nancy (FR)
[From] March 12 to [April 2], 2020.

This poster series was originally designed for the exhibition Post-Scriptum : Ep.01 at the NaMiMa gallery of the National School of Art and Design in Nancy and initiated by Valentin Garcia, Galaad Gonzales, Paul Bergès and Jules Durand. The exhibition was scheduled to open on March 12 2020, unfortunately, the same day the lockdown was announced in France. Only those present during the few opening hours were able to visit it before it closed definitively that evening. Post-Scriptum : Ep.01 therefore only existed for the duration of a vernissage.

Let’s Talk—meeting, conference and stories about experiences, tries to take up the challenge of discovering untold stories about the ways we experience the world around us. This should have been the second conference in the Let’s Talk-series. We designed the identity and a book about the designers’ experiences.

The Luminale—Biennial for Light Art and Urban Design is one of the largest cultural events in the Rhine-Main region. The colour reduction to black and white, as well as the Favorit typeface by abcdimano, form the basis of the new look. The clear appearance should provide a high recognition value, yet at the same time not visually compete with the light art of the participants. The Luminale should have taken place in March 2020 and got cancelled at short notice on the day of the vernissage.

Cinémathèque is a small art-house cinema in Leipzig. It shows current films in original language with subtitles, curated film programs and experimental formats. Last year we designed a visual identity, which also includes a monthly booklet. The program for April went to press only the week before the lockdown in Germany, and cinemas had to close temporarily. Unfortunately the printed booklets were never distributed in the city.

This poster was an early sketch for the 2020 edition of the Looping Festival, which takes place in Montreuil, in the outskirts of Paris in France. Based around an innovative electronic music line-up, Looping is a friendly festival on mixed territories. The festival was unfortunately cancelled due to Covid-19, and we’re hoping it will happen next year. The design plays off of the “looping” idea and repetition, while using candy-like and retro colors.