We developed a graphic identity for an exhibition for the Poznań Heritage Centre in connection with the 10th anniversary of the ICHOT (Interactive Centre of the History of Ostrow Tumski), known to all as the Gate of Poznań. As part of the project, we prepared the graphic identity design (logotype, fonts, text composition and colour selection), exhibition arrangement, large-format prints and a stand with interaction for visitors. In addition, we were also responsible for the transport and installation of the exhibition. The result is a modern exhibition that fits appropriately into the surrounding natural landscape.
Working with the Second World War Museum in Gdansk, we developed a temporary exhibition project in connection with the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Monte Cassino. We divided the exhibition into two thematic blocks, chose an appropriate colour scheme and designed a logotype based on our original font. We wanted to create a space in which the visitor instinctively moves through the developed issues, and the whole exhibition had a character that maintains solemnity, but without artificial pathos.
Our aim was to create an exhibition that would break the previous standard of historical exhibitions and make the subject attractive also for the younger generation. We selected the most important representatives of organic labour and made them into superheroes and superheroines! The creations of the characters were developed on the basis of previously prepared colour palettes in line with their areas of activity.
Our task was to arrange the exhibition space in accordance with the Client's content scenario. It assumed, among other things, the presentation of more than 80 objects, including several priceless old prints, in a room of approximately 188 m2 in the historic building of the Ossolineum National Institute on Szewska Street in Wrocław.
We have created a space for IKEA's international staff. Based on a modular system, we have designed four workspaces within a 1000 m2 hall. Such a space is a great internal marketing tool aimed at employees: to inspire, motivate and ensure their well-being.
We realized the design of the visual identity of the exhibition "Urban Transformations", which was seen by thousands of visitors from around the globe during the XI. Edition of the World Urban Forum. Using illustrations and infographics, we told the story of residents' lives in a visual setting. We made the exhibition's six-stage path similar to an urban zone, while making it easier to navigate. We adapted the exhibition's graphic design to the substantive content, as well as the architecture of the Pavilion where it stood.
