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Visual Identity

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Print Media
Workshops
Motion Design

Task/BackgroundWith its new team, Stadttheater is embarking on a new artistic journey that embraces the cultural richness of Ingolstadt. The opening campaign, which features multi-lingual and multi-scriptual greetings across Ingolstadt, embodies the theatre’s commitment to inclusivity, ensuring that all citizens of the city feel represented and invited to join this exciting new era. The theatres identity captures the balance between the classical traditions and the contemporary artistic expression. The design serves as a bridge between past and future, reflecting the theater’s ambition to engage a wide audience while honoring the cultural richness of Ingolstadt. This approach ensures that the Stadttheater remains not only a cultural landmark but also a hub for connection and creative growth in the community.

ServicesVisual Concept

Editing
Organisation
Editorial Design


BackgroundBerliner Festspiele is one of the largest cultural institutions in
Berlin. All year round, they host a multitude of festivals, exhibitions and individual events in two houses – the Haus der Berliner Festspiele and the Gropius Bau.
Our main focus when developing and refining their identity was to give individual freedom to each single festival / event while still maintaining the umbrella brand’s overall visual language.

ServicesWeb-Application
Workshops
Animation


BackgroundThe Berlin Wall Foundation unites five historical sites: the Marienfelde Refugee Center Museum, the East Side Gallery, the Berlin Wall Memorial, the Günter Litfin Memorial and the Parliament of Trees against Violence and War.
We developed a tour guide for the Berlin Wall Memorial that includes various tours for different target groups. The focus was particularly on the tour for young people. In addition to explanatory videos in story mode – as known from social media – and interesting interviews with contemporary witnesses, there are numerous game-based features that ensure a varied user experience.

ServicesVisual Identity

Illustration

Key Visual

Poster Series

Printed Matter

Trailer

BackgroundMaerzMusik is a festival dedicated to pushing the boundaries of contemporary music, showcasing experimental sounds and pioneering compositions. Our design for MaerzMusik reflects its avant-garde spirit, using bold visual elements and dynamic layouts to mirror the festival’s commitment to musical innovation. By intertwining complex patterns and striking typography, we crafted a visual identity that resonates with the festival’s cutting-edge approach and its role in shaping the future of music.

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Consultancy 
Workshops 
Visual identity 
Campaign strategy 
Motion design 
Posters 
Print media 
Web design

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As one of Germany’s leading ballet companies, Staatsballett Berlin plays an essential role in the development and preservation of the art of ballet both locally and internationally. This project allowed us to immerse ourselves in the world of dance, capturing its grace, energy and emotion and translating it into a visual narrative. Working closely with the amazing team at Staatsballett Berlin, we have created a design that we believe reflects both the art of ballet and contemporary design.

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Visual Identity
Magazine
Print Media
Poster
Web Design
Barrier-Free
Trailer

Background
Every year, the TheaterTreffen festival brings remarkable productions from Germany, Austria and Switzerland as well as works by emerging artists from across the world to Berlin. Having a long history and tradition, the TheaterTreffen constantly brings socially relevant topics into focus with its several artistic and discursive formats. For the key visual of TT21 we collaborated with Rachel Maclean taking her animated eye as basis for several short trailers and animations for digital displays in public space.

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Visual Identity
Editorial
Magazine
Poster
Motiondesign

Background
The “Circus Festival – The Originals” is an interdisciplinary festival organised by the Berliner Festspiele that explores the current state of contemporary circus through research programs and workshops. In 2018, the theme of the festival was “The Circle.” This theme finds its origin in the history of circus, as it has traditionally always been presented in a circle or ring. This is an essential difference from the theatre.

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Visual Identity
Magazine
Exhibition Design
Print Media

Background
Tarabya Cultural Academy is a residency program for artists from various disciplines. The aim is to make a contribution to intercultural exchange. The stay at Tarabya is intended to provide residents with inspiration and the opportunity to develop their work further. On the occasion of their 60th anniversary the Tarabya team organised a 30-day festival of exhibitions, art events, talks and discussions all over Germany for which we developed the visual identity. 
In order to represent the institution’s versatile approach we developed a set of graphic elements, letterings, abstract photo­graphs and illustrations which can be easily adapted and individually arranged on all types of media.

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Visual Identity
Magazine
Poster
Illustration
Print Media
Motion Design
Trailer

Background
How can we sustainably change the way we work, eat, travel, create artworks and make exhibitions? “Down to Earth” is both an exhibition and an unplugged programme with daily changing live events that explores how the agenda of a shift in climate policy affects our own “operating system”. The project critically questioned and reflected on the topic sustainability within the world of arts aiming to reduce the carbon footprint of creating arts and installing a large-scale exhibition with the halls of Gropius Bau Berlin. 

Our visual approach as well as all design-related and productional decisions were purely concept-driven aiming at the goal to create sustainable design products. The idea was never to completely forgo all media output but rather to produce printed matter and digital marketing material with the lowest expenditure of energy possible.

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Publication
Poster
Print Media

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Philippe Parreno transforms the Gropius Bau into a gigantic automaton, driven by a bio-reactor. Yeast cultures multiply and set architecture, light, sounds and images in motion. Connected to computers, these microorganisms develop a collective intelligence, a memory that uses complex algorithms to orchestrate the temporal and spatial events of the exhibition. 

We designed all media communicating the show to the public and started a publications series for Immersion/Berliner Festspiele with the Philippe Parreno’s exhibition catalogue showing how his art blurs the boundaries between reality and fiction.