Poster design for JD Schneider and le Labo. Bands, gaps and directional typography echo Psychomanteon’s exploration of the visible and the unseen, using rhythm and restraint to suggest the film’s atmosphere.
I work with The Labo association since 2013. It has been working dynamically since 2008 to promote contemporary art and to foster its understanding by multiplying curatorial approaches within the independent art space it manages, the Labo space. Since then, the place has always kept its vocation as an experimental artistic laboratory.
I also designed there website and brand identity
Poster design for JD Schneider and le Labo. Bands, gaps and directional typography echo Psychomanteon’s exploration of the visible and the unseen, using rhythm and restraint to suggest the film’s atmosphere.
Poster, Lovesongs for Plants: An Arcane Evolution & The Leaves Whisperers. Silkscreen
A loose pink figure against deep blue, held in place by crisp white type. A poster for Margot Soulat’s La Bergère, balancing painterly texture with graphic clarity.
Flyers are not just paper; they are invitations, whispers that extend beyond the gallery walls. Flyers introduce the world to exhibitions, encapsulating the essence of art in a tangible form. In a digital age, these humble leaflets become bridges between creativity and the audience, forging connections and inviting all to witness the magic within the gallery’s confines.
Every exhibition presents a unique story, and my role is to translate that narrative into an arresting visual language. From contemporary art showcases to historical retrospectives, I delve into the themes, colours, and emotions that define each collection. Through careful conceptualisation, I infuse the poster with an aesthetic that mirrors the clients’ intentions, while also resonating with the audience’s sensibilities.
30 speakers sound installation inspired by the old Chinese constellation map : the Dunhuang Star Chart. Commissioned by Le Labo, Geneva in February 2023.
The Labo association has been working dynamically since 2008 to promote contemporary art and to foster its understanding by multiplying curatorial approaches within the independent art space it manages, the Labo space. Since then, the place has always kept its vocation as an experimental artistic laboratory.
Layout for an art exhibition review, at the gallery Le Labo, Geneva.
A small piece of paper that lets you know who, what, where and when