For Veronika Dorosheva, a stylist designer based in Berlin, we crafted a brand identity to reflect her edgy and contemporary style. To capture the essence of her work, we developed a dynamic gradient pattern that constantly evolves, creating a high-frequency color interaction. This ever-changing pattern resonates with the dynamic nature of her designs, adding a modern and edgy flair to her brand identity.

For Paul Jung, the renowned New York photographer, we established a brand identity centered around a minimal aesthetic. To complement this, we developed a website designed to offer a unique experience with each visit. The gallery page concept was to dynamically alter the size, order, and position of images upon each page reload. This feature creates unexpected compositions and ensures a constant stream of new designs, captivating visitors and showcasing Paul Jung's work in an engaging manner.

For Jasmine Deporta, an Italian photographer, we crafted a brand identity centered around the significance of the number eleven in her life. Inspired by this, we designed the website with a symmetrical layout, divided into two halves to represent the number eleven's symmetry. The design seamlessly integrates two separate sides while functioning as one cohesive unit. Similarly, the book features a vertical banner visually dividing it into two, forming the number eleven. Using red and green, prominent colors in her work, along with a minimalist typeface, we achieved a contemporary aesthetic across all branding materials.

For Narma, a London-based fashion studio and atelier, we crafted an identity that engages audiences through layers of meaning. Our approach juxtaposes organic and aligned elements to create contrast and intrigue. This dynamic interplay not only captures attention but also reflects the brand's multifaceted nature and its ability to seamlessly blend different influences and styles.

Bed On Water, Shanel Campbell's fashion brand, adopts a bold brand identity mirroring scam websites. Our menu mimics persistent pop-ups, images subtly deviate from the grid, and shadows accentuate every design element. Magenta and lime green hues immerse users in internet culture's vibrant aesthetic.

For FOCO Gallery in Lisbon, Portugal, we centered their brand identity around the prevalent rectangular forms found within the space. Inspired by the white floor tiles, we crafted a playful and contemporary identity that interprets these shapes into the main branding element, reflecting the gallery's modern aesthetic.

For Matière Noire, a spatial design studio based in Paris, the goal was to craft a brand identity that embodies the concept of "Dark Matter." Inspired by the elusive nature of dark matter, we created an interactive system where elements appear and disappear throughout the identity, symbolizing its presence despite being unseen. The overall brand identity maintains a dark and mysterious aesthetic, allowing the images of their work to stand out or merge with the enigmatic background, reflecting the studio's unique approach to spatial design.

Crafting the brand identity for Montreal's Mansfield building, we boldly showcased its high price akin to owning a masterpiece painting. Embracing neo-classicism, we utilized Bodoni font and iconic artwork imagery to elevate its status beyond cost, highlighting its timeless elegance.

For Off-Site, a production company based in Los Angeles, we crafted a brand identity inspired by the visual effects of camera focus. Our website design dynamically transitions from blurred to sharp backgrounds upon hovering over elements, mirroring the camera's focus adjustment. Similarly, fonts react to hovering, shifting from blurred to sharp, enhancing the interactive experience. The overall identity maintains a minimalist and technical aesthetic, combining interactivity with sleek design elements.

For R House, our client in Riyadh, our vision was simple: create a workspace where surroundings fuel productivity. We designed a powerful and elegant brand identity, reflecting strength, sophistication, and minimalism. From stationery to web platforms, we provided top-tier tools for success, empowering individuals to excel in their work.

For the TV show "The White House Plumber," we were tasked with creating a seventies-style adaptation of the HBO logo. After crafting a retro version of the HBO logo reminiscent of the era, we took the authenticity a step further by producing the intro and outro animations using a real TV from the 1970s instead of relying on computer-generated effects. The result is an incredibly authentic and nostalgic feel that perfectly complements the show's theme and era.

For Nicoletti Contemporary, an art gallery in London, we designed a versatile brand identity that reflects the ever-changing nature of contemporary art. Our goal was to create a visually dynamic aesthetic that seamlessly adapts to the diverse works showcased by contemporary artists. The identity is flexible, allowing it to transition between different aesthetics to complement the artwork rather than overshadow it. Additionally, we integrated digital versions of the gallery space on the website, providing visitors and artists with the opportunity to translate physical exhibitions into the digital realm.

For "Tu ne Tuneras point," an editorial book on car tuning by Maxime Sanchez, we delve into the culture of transforming objects into something entirely different, as exemplified by the maximalization of car sound systems. The design of the book reflects this ethos, with pagination taking center stage. Each element of the book serves to highlight and enhance the pagination, making it the focal point even as the text takes a secondary role. This design choice encapsulates the essence of the tuning culture, where the pursuit of a singular element's perfection can sometimes overshadow practicality.

For Studio August, an Estonian fashion brand known for its subtlety and minimalism, we crafted an identity to reflect these qualities. When designing the fashion shop, we focused on enhancing user interaction with the products. Instead of traditional click-throughs, we implemented a gallery feature where users can simply hover over an image to view it larger, creating a seamless and immersive browsing experience. This design approach aligns with the brand's aesthetic of simplicity and elegance while prioritizing user engagement and ease of use.

For "New Dawn," an exhibition project curated and directed by Tobias Faisst, featuring 57 creatives exploring the speculative future of gloves, we were commissioned to design the website. To emulate the physical exhibition digitally, we created a 3D exhibition space on the landing page, enabling global accessibility. The website design embodies a futuristic aesthetic, blending minimalism with edgy elements to reflect the innovative nature of the project.

For Rask, a New York fashion brand, we developed a brand identity centered around the fusion of contemporary imagery and their bold typographic logo. The logo is prominently featured, either displayed in the center or integrated as a graphic element, creating dynamic shapes and visual interest.

For Anthony Coleman, a New York creative director at Nike, we designed a visual identity inspired by techno aesthetics. Embracing boldness, we utilized various type families displayed prominently on different supports, with a strong black background and white font to ensure the overcrowded aesthetik. To contrast it, we incorporated an interactive element where design elements fade out when the pointer is in the center of the screen, creating a dynamic and breathing composition that contrasts with its original state.

For Mono, an Art Space, residency, and Atelier based in Lisbon, the Architect Maxime Mangold designed a modular structure to adapt to various needs. We incorporated this structure into the brand identity as the main design element, showcasing different shapes for different uses. Embracing the meaning of "mono," which translates to "one," we created the main logo using a single element to spell "mono" ))) () )) (). Consistently, we employed only one font size for each design support, ensuring a cohesive and minimalist aesthetic.

Nestled in Dakar, Senegal, Seku Bi hotel's brand identity harmonizes traditional Dakar artwork with contemporary typography. Local artist illustrations capture Senegal's vibrant culture, seamlessly merging heritage with modernity. This fusion reflects the hotel's commitment to honoring Dakar's rich artistic heritage while providing a stylish and sophisticated experience for guests.

For Melitta Baumeister, the New York fashion designer renowned for bold yet minimalist creations, we crafted a brand identity reflecting her aesthetic. Bold grids and logos contrast with light typography, while random image positioning adds an element of unpredictability and space. This blend of boldness and minimalism captures the essence of Melitta Baumeister's unique style.

Our client, seeking to establish a paddleboard brand in Montreal,Canada. Given the prevailing perception of paddleboarding as mundane, we proposed a strategy to subvert traditional norms. Hence, we named the brand 'Maddle' and designed an identity deliberately contrasting typical paddleboarding aesthetics, utilizing the Black Cooper font and bold bichromatic colors to evoke excitement and disrupt industry standards.

For X Atelier, an architecture atelier based in Lisbon, Portugal, we developed a brand identity inspired by the concept of blueprints. Utilizing borders around images or text containers, we evoke the feeling of revealing the design process. Each project is assigned a distinct color palette to create contrast and highlight its unique attributes. This approach not only showcases the creativity and precision of X Atelier but also emphasizes the individuality of each project.