Combining Charles Bukowski's dark and honest poems with Baz Luhrman's optimistic 'Everybody's Free to wear sunscreen' conveys an ironic message with a strong contrast between the two texts. Equally strong contrast permeates the imagery portraying the life of a schizophrenic germaphobe.
A magazine providing an overview of the all the Grand Prix Winners of the Federal Office of Culture literary prize and their books. Optical uniformity is achieved by adhering strictly to the grid and allowing very limited variation of font sizes.
The design of this poster, created with Niclas Funk, entirely relies on a fine grid. It represents the surface character of the water as well as accommodating all elements of the poster in a uniform way. The rotation of the triangles creates a variety of imprints and depths in the poster.
Trough the touch-points in various media, a collaboration between UFC (as Host) and Maison Margiela was made plausible. In this fictional scenario, UFC organizes a fighting tournament adhering to Maison Margiela's philosophy of clear categorization.
Playing with optical and physical phenomena created by light and color. The various color- and cursormodes accumulate to 16 possible combinations, providing an interactive experimental playground.