The Session
»The Session« is a multidisciplinary hair specialist studio and a collective of talents based in Berlin.
(2021)
Visual Identity, Web Design
Rhizom
A biannual magazine published by Münster School of Design. The issue deals with free space in various areas of life, filtered from diverse perspectives of individual people. This particular article portraits Johanna who moved from Berlin to the Norwegian town Bø. She offers an inspirational angle on how we can fullfill our time, our free space—mentally and physically—to go after the things we really want.
(2020)
Research, Photography
Mask
To what extent is masculinity shaped by gender inequality, and to what extent does it itself shape gender inequality? How do we as a society accept male violence rather than male love? Have we—as a western socialized society—already achieved a collective awareness of these issues? The magazine offers a challenging perspective on how internalized and cultural perceptions of masculinities not only affect processes in society in general terms, but above all weights on the shoulders of men themselves. Although stereotypical thinking makes everyday life a whole lot easier and helps making sense of the world around us, sometimes it pays off to overcome this cognitive shortcut and therefore question traditionally ascribed gender stigmas that separate us in an illusory binary way. The dialogue needs to be as enriching, authentic and inclusive as possible in order to gain a deeper understanding of the masculine experience, an experience that goes beyond patriarchal clichés. However, the dialogue must be one thing—human.
(2021)
Concept & Research, Editorial Design,
Photography, Print & Production
Won't you be my neighbor?
The documentation »Won‘t You Be My Neighbor?« (2018) is about the life philosophy of Fred Rogers who also wrote the eponymous song. A fictive DISC–Cover inspired by the documentary.
(2019)
Graphic Design
Parcours
A biannual graduate exhibition at Münster School of Design—implemented, designed and organised by a team of students. »Parcours« shows what design can achieve while facing the challenges of Covid-19. The visual communication includes a wide range of media such as a virtual exhibition, print, social media, film and photo.
(2020)
Concept & Research, Photography & Videography,
Social Media, Production
Close
Alternative lifestyle and human connections—to other people, to music, to nature, to a place. In particular, three different stories are being told: Johanna (who maintains the relationship to her new home country through traditional Norwegian music, Luisa (who lives in a commune in Kassel, Germany), and a 95 years old Norwegian dance club finding joy in togetherness.
(2020)
Concept & Research, Photography,
Editorial Design