The animated previews designed for each exhibition at the Kunstmuseum Thun serve as vital components of the museum’s marketing strategy, aimed at generating public interest and attracting visitors. These previews are specifically crafted to showcase the unique aspects of upcoming exhibitions and to engage the audience in a visually compelling and informative manner.

Where do we find the Cold War made into the infrastructure of everyday life, and how might the history of these infrastructures be re imagined? In Concrete Comeback ⚣⚢ Arms are for Linking the artist and sociologist Nina Wakeford turns her attention to the struggles for freedom and liberation in relation to sexuality as they might be addressed through civil defence structures in Switzerland. Kornhaus Atelier designs the visuality of communication on all channels.

In his solo exhibition ROLL OVER CHUCK BERRY at the Stadtgalerie Bern, Terry Atkinson is showing current works from the ongoing series American Civil War. For this exhibition, the Kornhaus Atelier is conceiving the visuality of communication on all channels.

For the solo exhibition of artist George Steinmann at the Stadtgalerie Bern, the publication FUTURE NOW is being conceived to illustrate the intentions and contents of the exhibition. FUTURE NOW encapsulates an enduring claim within the artist’s work since the 1980s: a forward-looking perspective on art and culture in response to the ecological crisis caused by humans. The multimedia exhibition FUTURE NOW is grounded in long-term artistic research dedicated to the issues of art, culture, and sustainability.

The artist Rita Siegfried provides insights into her many years of work. Kornhaus Atelier developed the typographic concept for the publication and is responsible for the typesetting. Throughout the design process, Kornhaus Atelier collaborated closely with Rita Siegfried and Carmen Tobler to ensure that the typographic concept aligns with the book’s content, audience, and intended message. The result is a thoughtfully designed book where typography not only serves as a vehicle for delivering information but also enhances the overall reading experience, contributing to the book’s visual appeal and effectiveness in communicating its message.

The screen design for Lea Moser’s website is characterized by a clean and minimalist aesthetic, reflecting the simplicity and elegance of photography. The design features a sleek layout with defined white space, allowing the content to breathe and ensuring a user-friendly experience. Clear and concise navigation elements are incorporated to guide users seamlessly through the website and ensure easy access to relevant information.

The pilot project MILLE GRAZIE: against sexualized violence in nightlife is conducted by the association Flirt don’t hurt! on behalf of the city of Bern. The initiators of the Flirt Don’t Hurt association are committed to actively combating sexualized violence in Bern’s nightlife and thus providing all partygoers with a safe nightlife experience. Celebrating, flirting, dancing the night away, forgetting everyday life: Absolutely! But what should not be forgotten: There are boundaries, even when flirting. 

The task of developing a new visual identity for the Architecture Forum Bern involves a comprehensive approach to redefining and revitalizing the organization’s brand image. This initiative aims to reflect the Forum’s evolving mission, values, and aspirations while effectively communicating its significance within the architectural community and the broader public sphere. Kornhaus Atelier participated in the open call.

The revision of the corporate design for the private school in Bern aimed to enhance its visual identity to better reflect its values and mission while maintaining a professional and cohesive image. The process involved a thorough analysis of the existing design elements and feedback from key stakeholders, including faculty, staff, students, and parents. Guidelines were developed to ensure the consistent application of the revised corporate design across all communication channels, helping to strengthen brand recognition and create a unified brand experience for all stakeholders.

The project involves the conception of a screen design in collaboration with sexologist Chiara Marti. The aim of the design is to address the topic of sexuality seriously while also maintaining a playful approach. The screen design is focused on providing a clean, authentic, and realistic portrayal to facilitate an open dialogue on the subject. The design is intended to encourage the audience to openly discuss sex and create a positive and supportive environment.