We developed a cross-media recruiting campaign for Bundesnotarkammer. In the campaign video, five protagonists talk about what makes their profession so unique.
The Bundesnotarkammer (Federal Chamber of Notaries) wants to inspire more young people to start their career in their field. Together with the team, we developed a cross-media recruiting campaign. In the campaign video, five protagonists talk about what makes their profession so unique.
“Zukunft findet Stadt – Das Hochschulnetzwerk für ein resilientes Berlin” is the title of the network of five Berlin universities of applied sciences under the leadership of HTW Berlin. The project brings together universities, business, science and urban society. It serves as a showcase for applied research. We developed the communication strategy and brand design under the direction of the HTW.
Together with the new team of the Theater Plauen-Zwickau, we accompanied a strategy process and developed a new corporate design, a season campaign and the new website for the region’s one and only multi-genre institution.
We designed the architecture and graphic design for the exhibition “Paris Magnetique 1905-1940” for the Jewish Museum Berlin. The Paris of the first half of the 20th century attracted artists from all over the world like a magnet, who communicated, worked, celebrated and, more precisely, lived there. In order to present this open system of information exchange, we have chosen the Parisian street culture in the form of kiosks as information hubs as a central design idea.
What does “freedom” mean in today’s multifaceted society? As part of Science Year 2024 – Freedom, an interdisciplinary team from the Public History department at the University of Hamburg launched the project Im Namen der Freiheit (“In the Name of Freedom”). This initiative gathers diverse voices and perspectives from Germany’s civil society, theater and cultural community preserving them in the Freedom Archive as a resource for future generations and researchers. We were commissioned to support a sub-project of this initiative: the Freiheitswerkstätten (Freedom Workshops). Serving as moderators and community managers, we facilitated the networking of 15 volunteer cultural practitioners, creating a platform for enriching exchanges.
We designed the scenography and graphic design for the exhibition “My verses are like dynamite” Curt Bloch’s Het Onderwater Cabaret for the Jewish Museum Berlin.
Between August 1943 and April 1945, the previously unknown German-Jewish author Curt Bloch created a unique work of creative resistance in his hiding place in the Netherlands: Het Onderwater Cabaret. It is a collage-style booklet in which he deals with Nazi propaganda and the course of the war with sharp satire. It is a fanzine about fake news. A topic that could not be more topical in a world where war, disinformation, discrimination, exclusion and persecution are commonplace.
