defrag_zine points out speculative and diverse perspectives on (pop-)culture and identity. defrag is a selfpublished magazine that connects artistic and scientific positions with an intersectional feminist ideology. Illustrations, essays and photographs go hand in hand with cultural analysis. The zine offers a platform to marginalised voices. Due to Covid-19, we had to postpone the printing date and we never had a launch :( but the quarantine also gave us more time to treat the project in dept. We are going to work on a second issue soon!

Unfair is an art fair/event that was meant to be held in April this year. This edition was cancelled and later this summer we revamped the fair in a totally different way. The campaign evolved around the idea of unfolding. Like a present or a folder you have a vague idea of what is inside, but you cannot fully enjoy it before it is completely unfolded. This campaign was never really released. One poster was on the street in Amsterdam and everything was printed. But the event never happened as intended.

Chosen Family X—Édition Ghost is the final poster for the first season of events at La Station Gare des Mines in Aubervilliers, Paris. Chosen Family is the music and nocturnal initiative by fashion collective GAMUT who we’ve been working closely with since 2018. The poster acts as a phantom of the event which never took place due to the pandemic.

This is a visual identity for the 7th edition of Korifej, an alternative theatre festival held every summer in Kolašin, a small town in the north of Montenegro. The title and the theme of this edition was “Summer Under Masks.” Organizers gave up on international guests, and focused on Montenegrin theatre production. Unfortunately, despite all the measures, this edition was cancelled. Maybe it will happen in autumn or winter. Maybe it won’t happen at all. One thing is certain: It will never be “Summer Under Masks.”

This visual identity is designed for Central Saint Martins Degree Show 2020, which should be a three-exhibition celebration for graduating students at CSM in this summer. It is a progressing imitation of ongoing energy and resilience of everyone at the building; with graduation being that shifting moment where everyone comes together to bring unknown possibilities into existence and the beautiful chaos of students clears around the void. Originally, all the physical print-outs from last event, from brochures to window vinyls, will be ‘overprinted’ for the next event which was something we were quite excited to do. Most creations were adapted to digital format and the best one, the overprinting machine we created, was still sleeping somewhere. Everything was released online and online only, so we decide to archive our mistakes and corrections made in the shifting process and you can access via here.

In this year’s D’20 Festival Identity we transformed moving pictures into moving shapes. Most of the printed matter was already produced and delivered just before the nation-wide lockdown was issued. Adapting to the crisis some of the program’s highlights were made available online.

Video:
Diagonale20

Birsong Mainframe: This poster for an exhibition at Plan B Projects has never got printed because—due to circumstances—the event happened in a different form: it was reduced to a screen in a window which could be viewed from the street. Because of this change of plans and because all the places where Plan B posters are usually displayed were closed, the design never left the computer. It was posted online, but ‘the event of the printed poster’ never happened. For us, in this particular case, the work doesn’t exist.

This visual identity was designed for the Jazz Festival Willisau 2020. The poster is printed in rose, black and chrome that is reflecting in silkscreen. The identity includes also the design of the stage. It used to be a one day music festival with international musicians, but this year it was planned with mostly Swiss musicians, because of Covid-19. Unfortunately the festival will not take place. The music of the clip is by Gregor Hilbe.

defrag_zine points out speculative and diverse perspectives on (pop-)culture and identity. defrag is a selfpublished magazine that connects artistic and scientific positions with an intersectional feminist ideology. Illustrations, essays and photographs go hand in hand with cultural analysis. The zine offers a platform to marginalised voices. Due to Covid-19, we had to postpone the printing date and we never had a launch :( but the quarantine also gave us more time to treat the project in dept. We are going to work on a second issue soon!

Unfair is an art fair/event that was meant to be held in April this year. This edition was cancelled and later this summer we revamped the fair in a totally different way. The campaign evolved around the idea of unfolding. Like a present or a folder you have a vague idea of what is inside, but you cannot fully enjoy it before it is completely unfolded. This campaign was never really released. One poster was on the street in Amsterdam and everything was printed. But the event never happened as intended.

Chosen Family X—Édition Ghost is the final poster for the first season of events at La Station Gare des Mines in Aubervilliers, Paris. Chosen Family is the music and nocturnal initiative by fashion collective GAMUT who we’ve been working closely with since 2018. The poster acts as a phantom of the event which never took place due to the pandemic.

This is a visual identity for the 7th edition of Korifej, an alternative theatre festival held every summer in Kolašin, a small town in the north of Montenegro. The title and the theme of this edition was “Summer Under Masks.” Organizers gave up on international guests, and focused on Montenegrin theatre production. Unfortunately, despite all the measures, this edition was cancelled. Maybe it will happen in autumn or winter. Maybe it won’t happen at all. One thing is certain: It will never be “Summer Under Masks.”

This visual identity is designed for Central Saint Martins Degree Show 2020, which should be a three-exhibition celebration for graduating students at CSM in this summer. It is a progressing imitation of ongoing energy and resilience of everyone at the building; with graduation being that shifting moment where everyone comes together to bring unknown possibilities into existence and the beautiful chaos of students clears around the void. Originally, all the physical print-outs from last event, from brochures to window vinyls, will be ‘overprinted’ for the next event which was something we were quite excited to do. Most creations were adapted to digital format and the best one, the overprinting machine we created, was still sleeping somewhere. Everything was released online and online only, so we decide to archive our mistakes and corrections made in the shifting process and you can access via here.

In this year’s D’20 Festival Identity we transformed moving pictures into moving shapes. Most of the printed matter was already produced and delivered just before the nation-wide lockdown was issued. Adapting to the crisis some of the program’s highlights were made available online.

Video:
Diagonale20

Birsong Mainframe: This poster for an exhibition at Plan B Projects has never got printed because—due to circumstances—the event happened in a different form: it was reduced to a screen in a window which could be viewed from the street. Because of this change of plans and because all the places where Plan B posters are usually displayed were closed, the design never left the computer. It was posted online, but ‘the event of the printed poster’ never happened. For us, in this particular case, the work doesn’t exist.

This visual identity was designed for the Jazz Festival Willisau 2020. The poster is printed in rose, black and chrome that is reflecting in silkscreen. The identity includes also the design of the stage. It used to be a one day music festival with international musicians, but this year it was planned with mostly Swiss musicians, because of Covid-19. Unfortunately the festival will not take place. The music of the clip is by Gregor Hilbe.