Passe-Vite
‘Passe-Vite’, the fourth booklet for the poetry pharmacy. This time an edition on food and the tradition of passing on recipes.
Font used: Faune, Alice Savoie/Cnap, via fontbrief
Beautiful Eccentrics
Set of 9 publications for Pablo Helguera & KIOSK.
You can purchase the book here.
De Collectieve Collectie 6
Design for De Collectieve Collectie. Images and concept by Kristof Van Gestel. Design for 6’56”.
De Collectieve Collectie 4, 5
Design for De Collectieve Collectie. Images and concept by Kristof Van Gestel. Design for 6’56”.
The Letters Project
Design of templates for ‘The Letters Project’, commissioned by KIOSK and ‘Ghent, playing field of the visual arts (1957 – 1987)’.
More information about the project can be found here.
het SPRKJS-boek
A booklet and a series of postcards for a poetry pharmacy, this time Christmas edition!
Font used: Faune, Alice Savoie/Cnap, via fontbrief
Scenography for de collectieve collectie
Scenography & print for De Collectieve Collectie by Kristof Van Gestel, hosted at Extra City, Antwerp.
Pictures by We Document Art.
Naître aux mondes
Design for Naître aux mondes
7 booklets for 7 Belgian photographers taking part in the photography festival ‘Les Rencontres de la photographie, Arles’.
In collaboration with KIOSK, Ghent & mòsso, Brussels.
Photographers: Valerio Alvarez, Maroussia Prignot, Chrystel Mukeba, Rami Hara, Brahim Tall, Helene Amouzou, Muhiba Botan & Patrick Wokmeni.
Het Verloren Woordenboek
A booklet and a series of postcards for a poetry pharmacy.
Texts by Pascale Van den Abeele, Lien Van Leemput, Elise Erzeel,
Amarant Plas, Lucie Van Kerckhove,
Merel Scharff, Mieke De Smet & Rudy Van der Stuyft.
Font used: Faune, Alice Savoie/Cnap, via fontbrief
KIOSK
Visual Identity for KIOSK
Playfulness, ‘odd’ typefaces, a strict grid and a touch of colour form the basis for this identity.
In Conversation About
Communication campaign for
the Graduation Show of the Sandberg Design Department.
In collaboration with Agata Jaworska, Ruben Baart, Roos Groothuizen & Anan Striker.
A Religion, La Mafia
A fictional identity for the Italian
Mafia. But how to design a secret
and hidden identity? How to design
an identity if nothing can be visual?
The answer is an identity that is
based on verbal communication
and gestures.
A chain of Italian restaurants
serves as cover-up. Members of
the Mafia communicate based on
the act of speaking, eating and of
ordering food. The menu serves
as the identity manual.
