Fashion designer Kostas Murkudis approached us to create a website that showcases his wide range of work. We designed it as an ongoing archive that lists his projects, collaborations, and objects in two columns. One column serves as navigation, while the other displays image material in a structured way. Additionally, we redesigned his identity by creating a wordmark that reflects his focus on simplicity and precision.

In 2022, Boris Charmatz became the new director of Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch. The institution required a new identity to communicate its vision, so we were asked to create a proposal. We developed a dynamic and modular design system inspired by the adaptable quality of the human body. The typography encapsulates the blend of French and German influences, while the imagery aims to relate the performances to everyday life events, reflecting closeness and familiarity.

Inspired by the concept of holistic and meaningful well-being experiences, I designed an identity and website for she she retreats. Working closely with the founder, Albertine van Iterson, we developed a visual language consisting of authentic imagery and journal-inspired typography to reflect the retreat's values.

The BTC Fast laps is a short-distance community speed event hosted by the Berlin Track Club and supported by Nike to raise the stakes ahead of the Berlin Half Marathon. The event took place on an urban Go-Kart track, creating a disruptive racing experience for the Nike Fast Laps project. Together with Sunst Studio I worked on the visual branding for the event. Implementing the new Nike Running identity to create event communication for social media, spatial graphics and motion graphics content.

Exhale is a series of techno-music events held in various venues around the world. For their new identity, we developed a design system consisting of several elements: a bold wordmark, a reduced color palette, and a series of photographs created in collaboration with photographer Neven Allgeier. The visuals were organised into three categories: people, machines, and plants, depicting the core concept of Exhale.

Matt Lambert is a Berlin-based filmmaker and photographer whose work explores themes of sexuality, youth, queer intimacy, and identity. We developed a website to showcase his wide range of projects, providing a clear and functional structure that reduces navigation elements to a minimum and puts his work in focus.

Sam Bénard is a London-based photographer who specializes in sports and portrait photography. We created a new identity and stationary for him that seeks to embody his bold and clean photographic work.

KaDeWe is a luxury department store in Berlin that publishes a magazine showcasing new products, trends, and lifestyle features. It covers topics such as fashion, beauty, and culture. During my time at Bureau Mario Lombardo, I worked on the editorial design and art direction of several issues.

Kristin Bethge, a Berlin-based photographer, is known for her documentary images. She approached me to create a website that would express her interest in storytelling. I placed special emphasis on her photography, combining it with text in Times New Roman to underscore the narrative quality of her work and create an editorial experience.

Max Joseph Magazine is a publication of the Bavarian State Opera that covers topics related to opera and classical music, as well as the cultural scene in Munich. While working at Bureau Borsche, I contributed to the editorial design of this magazine.

Berlin Showroom presents fashion designers from Berlin to international buyers and press. They commissioned us to develop a concept for their event at Paris Fashion Week that would evoke the spirit of Berlin. We decided to create a scaffolding structure as the centerpiece of the event, inspired by the construction sites that are visible all over the city. These sites represent the transformation of the past into the future and the beginning of a new era.

Kühlhaus is a cultural venue in Berlin that hosts different events, ranging from performances and music to art shows. Together with Studio Marek Polewski, we designed a website for it. The logo is constructed and animated as users scroll through the content of the website, adding a dynamic element to the user experience.

Fashion designer Kostas Murkudis approached us to create a website that showcases his wide range of work. We designed it as an ongoing archive that lists his projects, collaborations, and objects in two columns. One column serves as navigation, while the other displays image material in a structured way. Additionally, we redesigned his identity by creating a wordmark that reflects his focus on simplicity and precision.

In 2022, Boris Charmatz became the new director of Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch. The institution required a new identity to communicate its vision, so we were asked to create a proposal. We developed a dynamic and modular design system inspired by the adaptable quality of the human body. The typography encapsulates the blend of French and German influences, while the imagery aims to relate the performances to everyday life events, reflecting closeness and familiarity.

Inspired by the concept of holistic and meaningful well-being experiences, I designed an identity and website for she she retreats. Working closely with the founder, Albertine van Iterson, we developed a visual language consisting of authentic imagery and journal-inspired typography to reflect the retreat's values.

The BTC Fast laps is a short-distance community speed event hosted by the Berlin Track Club and supported by Nike to raise the stakes ahead of the Berlin Half Marathon. The event took place on an urban Go-Kart track, creating a disruptive racing experience for the Nike Fast Laps project. Together with Sunst Studio I worked on the visual branding for the event. Implementing the new Nike Running identity to create event communication for social media, spatial graphics and motion graphics content.

Exhale is a series of techno-music events held in various venues around the world. For their new identity, we developed a design system consisting of several elements: a bold wordmark, a reduced color palette, and a series of photographs created in collaboration with photographer Neven Allgeier. The visuals were organised into three categories: people, machines, and plants, depicting the core concept of Exhale.

Matt Lambert is a Berlin-based filmmaker and photographer whose work explores themes of sexuality, youth, queer intimacy, and identity. We developed a website to showcase his wide range of projects, providing a clear and functional structure that reduces navigation elements to a minimum and puts his work in focus.

Sam Bénard is a London-based photographer who specializes in sports and portrait photography. We created a new identity and stationary for him that seeks to embody his bold and clean photographic work.

KaDeWe is a luxury department store in Berlin that publishes a magazine showcasing new products, trends, and lifestyle features. It covers topics such as fashion, beauty, and culture. During my time at Bureau Mario Lombardo, I worked on the editorial design and art direction of several issues.

Kristin Bethge, a Berlin-based photographer, is known for her documentary images. She approached me to create a website that would express her interest in storytelling. I placed special emphasis on her photography, combining it with text in Times New Roman to underscore the narrative quality of her work and create an editorial experience.

Max Joseph Magazine is a publication of the Bavarian State Opera that covers topics related to opera and classical music, as well as the cultural scene in Munich. While working at Bureau Borsche, I contributed to the editorial design of this magazine.

Berlin Showroom presents fashion designers from Berlin to international buyers and press. They commissioned us to develop a concept for their event at Paris Fashion Week that would evoke the spirit of Berlin. We decided to create a scaffolding structure as the centerpiece of the event, inspired by the construction sites that are visible all over the city. These sites represent the transformation of the past into the future and the beginning of a new era.

Kühlhaus is a cultural venue in Berlin that hosts different events, ranging from performances and music to art shows. Together with Studio Marek Polewski, we designed a website for it. The logo is constructed and animated as users scroll through the content of the website, adding a dynamic element to the user experience.