Spatial installation, Paint It Black, Turin
June 9 – Sep 23 2023
Spatial installation, Paint It Black, Turin
June 9 – Sep 23 2023
Spatial installation, Paint It Black, Turin
June 9 – Sep 23 2023; Making-Of
Installation at Antichambre, MuseumsQuartier Wien
Dec 2022–June 2023
Installation at Antichambre, MuseumsQuartier Wien
Dec 2022–June 2023, exhibition card
Digital Animation
Installation at Antichambre, MuseumsQuartier Wien
Dec 2022–June 2023, detail
Digital Animation
„Ask the Oracle“, exhibition card
„Ask the Oracle“, interactive installation,
oracle.saysaysayinc.com
„Ask the Oracle“, interactive installation
Installation, Antichambre—Space for Poetical Matters, MuseumsQuartier Wien
May–Oct 2022
Installation, Antichambre—Space for Poetical Matters, MuseumsQuartier Wien
May–Oct 2022
The installation explores ontological aspects – embedded in a cinematic sensuality in which space acts as an inner window, drawing our attention to the multiple mutable states of being.
Installation, Antichambre—Space for Poetical Matters, MuseumsQuartier Wien
May–Oct 2022
Contribution to the exhibition „Finding Forte“ at Designforum Vienna
360˚typography, hot-wire cutter, foam
May at Q21 / MuseumsQuartier Wien with Say Say Say, Inc.
Read a short interview in the MQ Journal
Issue I: Six Poetical and Dialogical Strategies
with texts by Thaddaeus Ropac, Susan MacWilliam, Dagmar Frinta, Yehuda Safran
Periodikum is a biennial publication that presents a new reality by exploring wondrous visions of our inner and outer worlds.
theperiodikum.com
Issue I: Six Poetical and Dialogical Strategies
Publishing Date 9/21/2021
Available through Artbook D.A.P., New York, Barnes and Noble, New York, Verlag für Moderne Kunst, Vienna
Issue I: Six Poetical and Dialogical Strategies
Frequency: biennial, language: English, format: 11 x 15 inch (26 x 37 cm)
Divided into six codices, hand-manufactured acryl glass box made out of different colors (some are fluorescent), 68 pages (in 6 codices), 44 ills. in color, limited and hand-numbered edition
Installation: Ask the Oracle
Sept 2021–April 2022
If you have a question for our oracle, place it online at saysaysayinc.com/antichambre
Laboratory Poetry
Format: Broadsheet, 12 pages in color
Issue I: Six Poetical and Dialogical Strategies
Codex III: The Tower
Photo: Saturnian Night from the series Die imaginären Türme, Jutta Wacht, various materials, 2017–19
Fanal tronconique, élévation géométrale, Étienne-Louis Boullée, © Bibliothèque Nationale de France
Installation: Ask the Oracle
Sept 2021–April 2022
Antichambre, the anteroom of Say Say Say, Inc., acts as Space for Poetical Matters with temporary installations that come forward from between pop-culture, philosophy, sensuality, aesthetics, and technology.
Photo: Manuel Carreon Lopez
Limited edition newsprint
Format: Broadsheet, 12 pages in color
Installation: Codex II: Symbol, Six Poetical and Dialogical Strategies – Periodikum Issue I (July 15 to Sept 30 2020).
Antichambre, the anteroom of Say Say Say, Inc., acts as Space for Poetical Matters with temporary installations that come forward from between pop-culture, philosophy, sensuality, aesthetics, and technology.
Ad hoc Magazine
For the tenth anniversary of the festival, ten Austrian graphic designers were invited to compile impressions of one festival day each and interpret them the following day in an ad hoc magazine in a freely accessible Open Office. The multifaceted compendium was published in a limited edition as the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK’s own publication.
Our observations on the festival involved spatial position, time, and object that are reconfiguring themselves. Like spatial position, TEMPORALITY is an intrinsic property of the object. INTENTIONALITY can be defined as the „aboutness“ or „directedness“ of one‘s mental states or acts (in reflection on Edmund Husserl and Franz Brentano) – e.g. in the act of creation.
With Say Say Say, Inc., Bleed, Vinz Schwarzbauer, Christian Hoffelner, Daniel Triendl, Maria Prieto Barea, Afloat, phospho, Cin Cin, studioelastik.
Imagery and corporate identity for a cultural non-profit organisation
Client: Studio 2000
Design of the monthly Q for Q21 / Museumsquartier Wien, 2018
Q21 provides workspace for around 50 initiatives, organizations, agencies and editorial offices working in the cultural sector. Q21 tenants work across a wide variety of fields. Be it an international film or dance festival, indie game development, art book publishing or a fashion boutique, with their themes and forms of production, these initiatives complement the traditional museums and event spaces at the MuseumsQuartier Wien.
To show this variety of souls, each Q21 monthly program got a different artwork, a different interpretation of the letter Q, created by artists and designers.
Client: Q21 / Museumsquartier Wien
Tempera paint on paper, 2019
Book design
With texts by David Bate, Linde B. Lehtinen, Steffen Siegel, Abigail Solomon-Godeau, Urs Stahel
Format: 25 x 18,5 cm each, five volumes à 40 pages in linen slipcase, numerous illustrations in color, 200 pages
Language: German / English
Client: Österreichisches Institut für Photographie und Medienkunst - EIKON
Digital design & coding, printed matter, bespoke typeface
Client: Nella François
Launch of a new uncoated fine paper brand.
Naming, brand identity.
In 2014 we were asked by international Paper Manufacturer Mondi Group to develop a brand name and identity design for their new multifunctional high premium paper. We came up with the name Pergraphica, which derives from the latin-origin Pergraphicus („most exquisite“ and „very skillful“) which meets perfectly the multifunctional skills of the paper. Pergraphica represents as well the connection to arts and graphics; it‘s the perfect paper to achieve extraordinary printing results of imagery and colorful graphics. The signet acts as a reference to watermark signs which were used by paper mills in the past to distinguish their quality paper from replicas. This signet was created as a modern watermark which is building a connection to the history of paper manufacture. The hand-drawn abstract flower is inspired by south-African Mondia Whitei, Mondi Group‘s name patron, and is referring to the company‘s strong environmental awareness and its sustainable products.
Client: Mondi Group
The Sparkling Signage System
For Vienna Art Week 2014, Say Say Say, Inc. developed a sparkling signage system as a „Running Mindmap“ at Museumsquartier Wien. The signage consists of seven colors that stand for Netculture, Music, Arts, Design, Publishing, Public Affairs, and Gaming – the different disciplines in which the cultural professionals are (also simultaneously) active.
Client: Museumsquartier Wien / in collaboration with eSel
The Sparkling Signage System
International Magazine for Photography and Media Art
Art direction and design
2015 to 2021
Client: Österreichisches Institut für Photographie und Medienkunst - EIKON
No. 104
Double spread, No. 112
Double spread, No. 108
No. 107
No. 114, 115
at GETXOPHOTO International Image Festival
Photo: Paula Gomez
Transformation
Client: Holzhausen / Gerin
Book design, illustrations, typeface design
German/English, 128 pages, color and b/w images, 20 x 25,5 cm, thread stitching in loose cover
Client: Schlebruegge Editor, Vienna
October 2020 to February 2021 at Museumsquartier Wien
Lookbook BIO TOP 3®, 2012
Client: Mondi Group Europe
Lookbook BIO TOP 3®, 2012
Client: Mondi Group Europe
Design, illustration
Art direction, design, packaging
Client: SUPERJOIE Pâtisserie
Installation: Geistige Gymnastik
March 2021 to September 2021
Antichambre, the anteroom of Say Say Say, Inc., acts as Space for Poetical Matters with temporary installations that come forward from between pop-culture, philosophy, sensuality, aesthetics, and technology.
Photo: set-up
Installation: Codex II SPACE
October 10 2020 to February 28 2021
Antichambre, the anteroom of Say Say Say, Inc., acts as Space for Poetical Matters with temporary installations that come forward from between pop-culture, philosophy, sensuality, aesthetics, and technology.
Creative direction, design
In 2016 Mondi Group asked us to create a new swatchbook for their well-known eco-friendly paper brand BIO TOP 3®, which has been on the market for 28 years. The versatility of BIO TOP 3® and its natural shade inspired us to design a multi-dimensional swatchbook consisting of a practical part that shows the versatility of applications in a visually approachable way, and an emotional part – a detachable book – featuring fascinating landscapes that have been dissolved into their cmyk data, creating sublime shades that pay tribute to the natural shade of BIO TOP 3®.
Client: Mondi Group Europe
Stop motion animation, 2020