Die Tür

»Die Wichtigkeit des Banalen — Die Tür« (The importance of the trivial — The door) is a project about an object we encounter everyday in many different ways: we pass them, we decorate them, we make them safe and safer, we bang them. It is a project about the door, what it means to us and our lives. Its meaning.

Features:
Mediendesign Ravensburg, Ello Editorial Homepage

SPEKTRUM Werkschau

Für die Werkschau des Studiengangs MD14, Mediendesign an der DHBW Ravensburg entstand ein modulares Gestaltungssystem. A5 Felder setzen sich, nach Belieben kombiniert, zu Plakaten und einem Leitsystem zusammen. Durch den Einsatz von Chrom-Papier wird die Umgebung widergespiegelt und die monochrome Gestaltung erleuchtet im gesamten Farbspektrum.

Features:
Mediendesign Ravensburg, Slanted, Weltformat 2017, the moving poster

Lunchtime Talk: Prof. Andreas Muxel

the lunchtime talks are a series of public expert lectures, organised by the media design department at dhbw ravensburg, germany since 2011. everyone is invited to come and bring delicious lunch, while the speakers provide food for thought. as a design response and tribute to the speakers, students design individual posters in relation to the guest’s work or lecture topic.

I had the chance — again — to create a poster for the lunchtime talk with Prof. Andreas Muxel.

SVARTSNŌTT

SVARTSNŌTT is a streetwear label inspired by current aesthetics and a design project from Germany. Limited to 20 pieces per drop.

Features:
Brutalist Websites, Ello Editorial Homepage

Glaskasten Marl

The task was to create a new visual identity for the "Skulpturenmseum GLASKASTEN Marl".

Lunchtime Talk: Prof. Jimmy Schmid

The lunchtime talks are a series of public expert lectures, organised by the media design department at DHBW Ravensburg, Germany since 2011. Everyone is invited to come and bring delicious lunch, while the speakers provide food for thought. As a design response and tribute to the speakers, students design individual posters in relation to the guest’s work or lecture topic.

I had the chance to create a poster for the lunchtime talk with Prof. Jimmy Schmid from the Hochschule der Künste Bern (HKB).

Good Die My Friend

In the tragicomedy „Good Die My Friend“ a supposedly trivial competition between two neighbors comes to an escalation. Disregarding their surroundings, both of them destroy, driven by greed, their own habitat until a catastrophe is inevitable.

Features:
Mediendesign Ravensburg, ITFS 2017, Linoleum Filmfestival, Bilderbeben "RAUSCH"

Sag, Meister

"Sag, Meister" is a project about the famous designer Stefan Sagmeister from Bregenz, Austria. It consists of four different "posters" for a fictional lecture from the designer at the DHBW Ravensburg. Each represents an important part of Sagmeisters design work.