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BackgroundWhispers on the Horizon sets the tone for a visual identity shaped by attentiveness rather than assertion. Our design grows from the exhibition’s landscape of yearning, historical sediment and architectural presence — a context that resists simple translation. We developed a system that works through clarity and restraint, allowing the nuances of the newly commissioned and site-specific works to surface without being overshadowed. The identity remains flexible enough to follow the exhibition’s many voices while offering a calm structural frame. In this balance of openness and precision, the design echoes the curatorial approach and lets the Biennial’s atmosphere unfold on its own terms.

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Task/BackgroundIn addressing the sensitive topics of sexualized violence and emotional distress, visual communication often leans toward dark, heavy, and oppressive tones. However, together with the team from Frauenhaus Cocon, we deliberately chose a different approach. Our concept focused on illustrating the shelter as a warm, welcoming refuge.

The website was designed with the intention of creating a safe, accessible, and empowering space for women in crisis situations. Our primary focus was to develop a platform that is not only informative but also deeply empathetic. We carefully implemented security features and ensured smooth, intuitive navigation to create an environment that embodies the core values of the organization: protection, support, and empowerment.

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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.

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In cooperation with uqbar we organised the project Right-To-Left comprising an exhibition of contemporary graphic design from the Arab world and Iran, as well as lectures, discussions and workshops. The first exhibition took place at Studio 1, Bethanien, Berlin in November and December 2012 and featured more than 160 posters. We also invited 15 designers to create an exclusive poster just for the Right-To-Left show.

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As a result of globalisation and increased interaction across countries and cultures, multilingualism is becoming increasingly important all around the world. Script, as the most important conveyor of information, is at the centre of this development. Designers are more and more faced with the challenging task to create advertising posters, signage systems, books or lettering for example that not only combine different languages but two or even more writing systems with varying visual precepts and habits.
The book Bi-Scriptual documents and discusses sociocultural premises, technical requirements and practical considerations concerning multiscript design and typography. All eight in-depth presented writing systems are then described by specialists in the field and illustrated by work examples from international designers and studios. Bi-Scriptual provides a thorough overview of the various possibilities for the booming field of multiscript design to foster international communication.

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This publication is part of a collaborative series that brings together authors, artists, and designers from the Middle East and Europe. The aim of these co-productions is to foster dialogue and friendship across national and linguistic boundaries, through processes of translation and engagement with another’s creative work.
„The Face that I See, The Face that You See“ is a collaboration between poet Tammam Hunaidy and photographer Newsha Tavakolian. While the immediate connection between Tavakolian’s photos and Hunaidy’s poems may not be evident, both capture the essence of places affected by recent conflicts. The publication features 33 landscape photographs taken across Asia, Africa, and Europe, establishing connections with Hunaidy’s verse.