A personal website for graphic designer Gerhard Kirchschleager, designed as a digital business card with typographic interventions and integrated device movement sensor.
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ARDC Magazine Issue #0. This publication presents a series of conversations with key figures from the servus.at network and communities within radical net cultures around the Art Meets Radical Openness Festival.
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Redesign Campaign. Reduced, open, bilingual, neutral. The new design of the Students‘ Union of the University of Arts Linz creates a clear and accesible identity for all students.
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Rapid, playful p5.js sketches that riff on letterforms and layout with controlled randomness—letters drift, collide, and glitch in ever-changing arrangements. Inspired by Dada’s love of chance, each run feels like a tiny digital poem of type—unpredictable, kinetic, and delightfully absurd.
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The term “frame rate” is used in the film and video technology industry to describe the number of individual images that are recorded or played back per unit of time. It is usually measured in (frames per second). Since 2021, we have been developing an archive and teaching format in collaboration with Filmacademy Vienna, The Academy of Fine Arts, Stuttgart (2021), The Angewandte Vienna (2022), and Kunstuniversität Linz (2023). It is initiated, taught and applied by Verena Panholzer, art director from Studio Es who is currently teaching at Kunstuni Linz and Angewandte Vienna. Together with over 70 students in the fields of filmmaking, visual communication, production, and directing, they are building an ever-growing network for the next generation.
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A visual exploration of the world’s endangered languages, turning fading words into striking imagery. Showcased at Best OFF Kunstuni Linz 2023 and featured in the “Protest Cultures” student exhibition.
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The wooden displays were featured at the 'Future' station during the Radical Times exhibition hosted by @viskom_linz. Visitors were encouraged to participate in discussions and contribute their visions for the future. The displays showcased silkscreen printing on wood. The process involved responding to a question on a scale, and T-shirts were created for the exhibition team.
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