This flier (and its derivatives including brochure, poster, banners, t-shirts, etc.) was designed for ECAL’s various exhibitions taking place in Milan during the Design Week. This was initially scheduled to take place from 21st to 26th of April 2020. The different exhibitions present the work of students and alumni from ECAL in collaboration with different brands and collaborators from around the world. After initially being postponed, the event has now been cancelled indefinitely because of the coronavirus pandemic.

The culture and music festival “Pod’ring” takes place annually in Biel. This poster should actually be hanging on the streets at the moment, but unfortunately this year’s edition of the festival couldn’t take place as planned. We are currently working on a poster campaign that will take a different route throughout the city, so that the festival can still happen in some form. More information soon.

Sleeping Dogs (Masterpiece)
Dessin created for the Rijksmuseum on the occasion of the Rijksstudio Design Award 2020, ‘Sleeping Dogs’ is a pattern design based on, and featuring every dog sleeping peacefully through the Rijksmuseum collection for all eternity. Every year, an invitation to ‘Create my own Masterpiece’ and win €7.500 appears in my inbox.

This poster promotes the graduation ceremony 2020, an exhibition that was titled “Finale.” The sad story is, that it would be my graduation ceremony. I was the winner of the competition. The brief was as follows: “The term “finale” describes the last part of a musical work, a final sprint in sports or generally the climax or glamorous completion of something. So let’s consider “finale” as the end point a previous action. A colorful program poster must be designed. The primary design elements are font and color. The term “finale” has to be prioritized.

Poster: F4
Flyer: A2 foldable to A5

Antwerp Art is a non-profit organization that connects the most relevant actors in the contemporary art scene of Antwerp, from established galleries and museums to upcoming initiatives. The identity is based on dynamic lines that make the words AA (Antwerp Art) and AAW (Antwerp Art Weekend). These lines are used to build a dynamic system that scales to different sizes and forms. This serves to emphasise the supportive quality that Antwerp Art provides towards these institutes.

Meta Marathon’s 2020 edition revolved around “Cyborgs.” Visitors would have been able to experience an array of cultural performances, lectures, installations and workshops for 42 hours, non-stop. The festival at NRW Forum Düsseldorf, scheduled for May 22–24 was cancelled.

The RKC (Rocking Chair Vevey) was hoping to re-open their concert room after a month and half of the coronavirus pandemic. But unfortunately, all the concerts had to be canceled. The posters have been printed at Uldry, and hung on the streets. Because of that, the RKC organized a small competition in which they offered one of the posters to anyone who photographed it in town.

This is a poster for #Mygration Germany Festival. This event was scheduled for mid March 2020 and was postponed because of the corona virus. The goal of this project was to create more spaces for people with migration backgrounds to openly discuss, exchange and tell their own narratives—raising awareness both online and offline. The 2-day festival was going to bring individuals from different races, generations, classes, beliefs, and genders together to share stories. #Mygration aims to empower through the shared feeling of “the other” and to replace it with a sense of belonging; creating a space where diversity unites.

This flier (and its derivatives including brochure, poster, banners, t-shirts, etc.) was designed for ECAL’s various exhibitions taking place in Milan during the Design Week. This was initially scheduled to take place from 21st to 26th of April 2020. The different exhibitions present the work of students and alumni from ECAL in collaboration with different brands and collaborators from around the world. After initially being postponed, the event has now been cancelled indefinitely because of the coronavirus pandemic.

The culture and music festival “Pod’ring” takes place annually in Biel. This poster should actually be hanging on the streets at the moment, but unfortunately this year’s edition of the festival couldn’t take place as planned. We are currently working on a poster campaign that will take a different route throughout the city, so that the festival can still happen in some form. More information soon.

Sleeping Dogs (Masterpiece)
Dessin created for the Rijksmuseum on the occasion of the Rijksstudio Design Award 2020, ‘Sleeping Dogs’ is a pattern design based on, and featuring every dog sleeping peacefully through the Rijksmuseum collection for all eternity. Every year, an invitation to ‘Create my own Masterpiece’ and win €7.500 appears in my inbox.

This poster promotes the graduation ceremony 2020, an exhibition that was titled “Finale.” The sad story is, that it would be my graduation ceremony. I was the winner of the competition. The brief was as follows: “The term “finale” describes the last part of a musical work, a final sprint in sports or generally the climax or glamorous completion of something. So let’s consider “finale” as the end point a previous action. A colorful program poster must be designed. The primary design elements are font and color. The term “finale” has to be prioritized.

Poster: F4
Flyer: A2 foldable to A5

Antwerp Art is a non-profit organization that connects the most relevant actors in the contemporary art scene of Antwerp, from established galleries and museums to upcoming initiatives. The identity is based on dynamic lines that make the words AA (Antwerp Art) and AAW (Antwerp Art Weekend). These lines are used to build a dynamic system that scales to different sizes and forms. This serves to emphasise the supportive quality that Antwerp Art provides towards these institutes.

Meta Marathon’s 2020 edition revolved around “Cyborgs.” Visitors would have been able to experience an array of cultural performances, lectures, installations and workshops for 42 hours, non-stop. The festival at NRW Forum Düsseldorf, scheduled for May 22–24 was cancelled.

The RKC (Rocking Chair Vevey) was hoping to re-open their concert room after a month and half of the coronavirus pandemic. But unfortunately, all the concerts had to be canceled. The posters have been printed at Uldry, and hung on the streets. Because of that, the RKC organized a small competition in which they offered one of the posters to anyone who photographed it in town.

This is a poster for #Mygration Germany Festival. This event was scheduled for mid March 2020 and was postponed because of the corona virus. The goal of this project was to create more spaces for people with migration backgrounds to openly discuss, exchange and tell their own narratives—raising awareness both online and offline. The 2-day festival was going to bring individuals from different races, generations, classes, beliefs, and genders together to share stories. #Mygration aims to empower through the shared feeling of “the other” and to replace it with a sense of belonging; creating a space where diversity unites.