An immersive exhibition exploring new forms of human interaction with non-human agents. The design creates a spatial narrative that invites visitors to reflect on coexistence and interconnection beyond the human perspective.
Fabrika 1830 is an art quarter on the grounds of the historic Balashikha Cotton Spinning Factory undergoing revitalization. The project delivers a comprehensive signage system that preserves the site’s authentic industrial atmosphere while orienting visitors and supporting new cultural functions. Materials and textures reference fabric and thread weaving, translating the factory’s heritage into robust wayfinding structures. The system includes icons, maps, and motion/3D assets to guide and inform across the campus. Roles included design direction, art direction, icon design, map design, and motion design. The result positions the district as a cultural hub with coherent navigation and a tactile material language rooted in textile production.
Tuman Studio developed the identity system for Fabrika 1830, an art quarter on the site of the Balashikha Cotton Spinning Factory. The core sign combines two key factory artifacts—the clock and the chimney—into the Cyrillic letter “Ф,” tying the mark to place and name. Graphic patterns derive from a preserved site mosaic, blending architectural motifs with animal imagery. The system extends across area markers, merchandise, and souvenir products, supporting the district’s ongoing revitalization while preserving its authentic atmosphere and elevating it as a center of urban cultural life. Cofo Sans from Contrast Foundry underpins the typography for a coherent, contemporary voice.