Part two of Art Print Series with photography from Vivek Vadoliya and Maureen M. Evans, capturing traditional Umbrian olive harvest and Oaxacan culinary heritage.
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What happens in the mind while walking? In the case of our invited wayfarers, they returned with a wealth of treasures: a true collection of odysseys filled with revelations, adventures, and omens.
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I had the pleasure to commission and collaborate with Linda Linko in developing an art series on an essay ‘Travel Stripped Bare’ by Jini Reddy for Directions Magazine. It is investigating the many aspects of the act of walking, seen through the layers of history and culture.
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Creative direction and content development for Directions’ new issue on walking. Creative collaborations with Antonio Sorrentino, Charlotte Fos, Derek Fernandes, Elena Helfrecht, Estefania Loret de Mola, Foster Spragge, Jeewie Lee, Julian Knox, Linda Linko, Melissa Schriek, Monique Besten, Nico Krijno, Nikki McClarron, Octavio Barrera, Paula Troxler, Sofie Keller, Sunjoo Lee, Yoshinori Mizutani.
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What does it take to travel sustainably? In a prescient move to the future of travel, Ben Crair sets off by rail, bus, and electric bike on a journey through the Swiss and Italian Alps with one clear goal in mind: produce as little waste as possible.
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Art direction for illustration by Jun Cen, on the traveler of the future
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Art direction and concept development for Directions new issue on the Promadic Traveller
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A collaboration with Moonassi for editorial illustrations series on innovative sleep enhancement
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Art direction for Directions — the Magazine by Design Hotels. The issue #15 dwells in the New Sanctuaries — places both physical and figurative where one finds renewal, shelter, communion and expressions of the sublime.
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Art direction for illustration series on the changing spa culture, illustrated by Lea Heinrichs
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The distance to one's origin may be longer than the 1074km of water between Rostock and Helsinki. Traveled through GoogleEarth 5km per second. Video installation.
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James is one of those guys you don‘t meet every day in the design scene. His powerful works simply refuse to NOT touch you. But he did shock me as a young design student who had just gotten into typography by openly declaring to not give a damn about type. Designers are assholes, he said - and i gulped. Now I got to learn that he did start out as a designer „neatly aligning things“...
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