Two analog collages that belong to a larger series called “Views”.
I don’t use to think about the meaning of a collage when I make it. Sometimes the meanings come later, sometimes they never do it. In this case, this series was made in the spring of 2020, during the lockdown, so probably these works are talking about the need of going out, although I didn’t make them with this intention.

These images are self portraits taken using different polaroid cameras and out of date film. I experiment and disrupt the image and its chemistry using various techniques; layering damage to create strange abstractions. Images of my body metamorphose into the universal: landscapes, coastlines, weather fronts, fossils dug from the earth, or distant nebulae.

For me, colour is diversity, spirit, perspective, to live a joyful life. But some aspects are not self-evident for the queer community. Even though they represent colours in every way possible. But we are here and ready to fight hate with love. Together we can realize a colourful and queer future.

Wanted to make clear and understandable visual for those who doesn’t fit the worlds generic concept. For those who aren’t born from the norm.

Excerpt from an ongoing self-initiated project.

The typographical world is a seemingly endless and creative one — but works are often presented in reduced colors or entirely in black and white. The “All letters are beautiful” poster shows the diversity of typography in a contrasting way through colors; celebrating the beauty of different letters, shapes and styles. Realized as RISO prints, a color gradient was created with fluorescent pink and orange tones and printed on Metapaper warm white as well as on black drawing paper.

feeling colour through glitch and finding yourself with questions about yourself within.

Vector composition from the Abstract Geometry series, consisting of acrylic and oil paintings and digital files.The subjects explore the relationship between form, space, repetition and color.

Shadok is a place dedicated to digital arts, video games, djing, and events linked to digital field. The combination of colors, shapes and rhythm refers to an imaginary, fluid and moving technological world, able to cover various areas such as video games, techno music, children play and hacking.

Poster for 2020/2021 cultural season. It’s an unreal architecture made of strong colors, blocks, stripes, spaces, new horizons, new perspective for a new cultural world. The sky has been printed with Pantone Blue 072 ink.

rgb — construction is an abstract art illustration that deals with the rgb colors. The illustration implies the interplay of red, green and blue.But it also shows that each color clearly stands for itself. A construction that only works through the union of individuals.

For me colour is all about playing with meanings so I wanted to create kind of riddle. First things you’ll see are shapes, but if you look closely you’ll see letters and sign “colour”.

Die kleinen Dinge sind es, die das Leben ausmachen. Ein freundliches Lächeln, eine nette Geste, oder eine gute Tat. Kleine Dinge können den Unterschied machen. Angesichts der großen Aufgaben in während der Pandemie kann man sich entmutigt vorkommen und an den Herausforderungen verzweifeln.

Jeder kann auch mit kleinen Dingen helfen, unterstützen und einiges bewirken.
#zuhausebleiben #supportyourlocal #wirschaffendas

Eine Initiative der Bewegung für Radikale Empathie. @radikal_empathisch

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Posters for a series of Jazz concerts at Donau115 Berlin.

Poster series for Donau Conversations / Jazz concerts at Donau115 Berlin.

Posters for a series of jazz concerts at Donau115 Berlin.

Poster for a series of jazz concerts at Donau115 Berlin.

Indigo Poems is a zine and poetry collection written by Meg Costa. The use of highlight, gradient and text color aims to invoke feelings of nostalgia, melancholy, hope and tranquility in the reader. This zine attempts to convey complex emotion through a mixture of color, symbolism and descriptive poetry. Each poem is bursting with color and meaning, asking the viewer to encapsulate themselves in the visual world of a poet, where emotion and color are often intertwined.

Identity for Primary, a color-grading and finishing house in Los Angeles.
The logo and identity elements were designed with a variable suite of color-ways for different uses.

The beauty of life needs the pain as a point of reference. It would be truly boring and routine if we are only happy for a long period of time. We will need a next level of happiness for been happy again. The pain is like the salt a dessert needs to taste sweeter. The rainbow colours palette contrasts with the situation that the illustration describes. To enjoy the fullness of life we should learn how to deal with its bad faces with optimism and balance.

These are two plastic bags from the asian supermarket on top of each other. My work is about the connection between the plasticity of the bag and the colours used.

The poster lists things I connect to previous and hopefully further Montreux Jazz Festivals. Its unusual, but beautiful colour-palette and the use of those classic fonts with a modern twist, are an approach to reflect on one hand the diversity of sounds that are played at the festival. On the other hand it should be a contrast to the dull and monotonous white walls we were bound to. Much more the viewer should get the feeling of a busy festival, beautiful sunsets and a great lakeside 1080.