As a part of my education, third year students are to spend a period of four months as interns. For a long time I've been very interested in the Japanese culture with its many contrasts and unique ways of communicating visually. In collaboration with a fellow student we created an internship application.
Considering the fact that we are two people applying for the same studios in Tokyo, we wanted to combine our application. We chose to make an abstract poster each, using a few obstructions to make sure that we could design posters that were both coherent as well as showing our individuality.
We cut the posters into 12 pieces each, and then combined the two posters into one, creating a whole out of two separate parts. On the back of the poster we are showcasing some of our earlier projects. Our idea was to fold the poster like a kind of fan, so that when looking at the poster from a certain angle a different poster appears, depending on which side you see it from.
In collaboration with Andreas Jarner
Featured in Bwatt / Issue 2
Considering the fact that we are two people applying for the same studios in Tokyo, we wanted to combine our application. We chose to make an abstract poster each, using a few obstructions to make sure that we could design posters that were both coherent as well as showing our individuality.
We cut the posters into 12 pieces each, and then combined the two posters into one, creating a whole out of two separate parts. On the back of the poster we are showcasing some of our earlier projects. Our idea was to fold the poster like a kind of fan, so that when looking at the poster from a certain angle a different poster appears, depending on which side you see it from.
In collaboration with Andreas Jarner
Featured in Bwatt / Issue 2
