The term layout refers to the way something is designed, arranged, or laid out. In written text, this is usually how visual elements, such as pictures, fonts, and headings, are presented on the page.
Within the pages of this book, meticulously designed to mirror the intricate harmonies of our performance space, you will encounter a fusion of sound, emotion, and visual artistry. Our Opera House has been a haven for creativity, and this installation is a tribute to the profound connections between music, culture, and the human spirit.
Welcome to a showcase of creativity, where design meets insights and where Geneva’s artistic pulse comes to life. As you journey through this webpage, you’ll step into the world of a meticulously crafted report on the artistic industry in Geneva, Switzerland.
Working collaboratively, we tackled the challenge of presenting intricate data and insights in an engaging manner. The result was a report that not only respected the content but also facilitated understanding, empowering readers to grasp the nuances of humanitarian leadership in a changing world.
Through this collaboration, I’ve once again witnessed how design, when combined with a clear vision and effective teamwork, can bridge the gap between complex information and its audience, making a lasting impact on those who engage with the Position Paper.
In a world driven by data, where information is power, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) embarked on a monumental endeavour to reshape the landscape of data management. A 700-page magnum opus, the IFRC Data Playbook, stands as a testament to ambition, collaboration, and the unyielding pursuit of excellence.
In the realm of design, some projects require not only creativity but also discretion and trust.
How many people could be in need of humanitarian support following climate-related disasters by 2030 and 2050 if the world does not urgently invest in climate adaptation measures today? And what could the financial cost be for governments and donors supporting an already overstretched humanitarian system?
Layout for an art exhibition review, at the gallery Le Labo, Geneva.
It is one of the most important publication in the humanitarian landscape. I am proud to have been able to design this extremely important piece of analysis around the complex problem of dealing with major disasters all around the world.
Handbook for non‑state actors on engagement with the World Health Organization
The aparté Award is dedicated to emerging artists to publish their first monograph. I was honoured to be one of the designers selected to layout this milestone in a n. artist’s career.
Yukiko-San’s bold adventures
Anna Pinkas – Daniel Pinkas
13 leaflets showcasing activities on safe water, sanitation and hygiene; drug use and dependence; first aid; fight against Malaria; community-based health and first aid; blood donation; fighting tuberculosis; the challenge of HIV; psychosocial support; newborn and child death; emergency health and active ageing
Being able to layout in English, French, Spanish, Russian, Portugese, is a no brainer in our global world.
How many people are reached by Red Cross and Red Crescent services each year? What types of services – health, disaster response, first aid – are most in demand? What’s the average age of National Society volunteers? Where does the funding come from, and how is it spent?
Dr. Donatella Bernardi is a multifaceted artist and educator. She explores themes like power dynamics, gender, and capitalism. She co-founded the Eternal Tour art festival and directed art spaces. She’s led Fine Arts programs and conducted research, resulting in her first artist monograph. Recent work includes a project blending art, psychoanalysis, and criminology.
