Brody Associates created the visual identity and exhibition graphics for Bundeskunsthalle’s Die Postmoderne exhibition, collaborating with designer Nigel Coates. The work included seven giant billboards and exhibition posters intended to convey the exhibition’s “everything at once” premise. The visual language centered on Bonnster, a new geometric typeface developed as a postmodernist take on the Bonn Plus font family.
Brody Associates created a new visual identity for Bundeskunsthalle, a cultural institution in Bonn, Germany. The studio remastered and redeveloped Neville Brody’s Bonn typeface, originally created in 1991, and made it central to the new visual language. The system emphasizes movement and emotion and was designed for use across touchpoints, particularly online spaces.
Studio Yukiko developed the visual identity for 'Techno Worlds', a travelling exhibition exploring the global cultural impact of techno music. The design captures the genre’s futuristic energy and its influence on art, philosophy, and technology, creating a dynamic visual system that mirrors the immersive nature of electronic sound.