Atelier Dyakova designed a catalogue for artist Nancy Rubins’ exhibition at Gagosian Gallery. The publication captures the monumental energy of Rubins’ sculptural works through dynamic layouts and refined material choices, balancing bold imagery with a clean editorial structure.
Atelier Dyakova designed a reference publication for Gagosian exploring the relationship between Pablo Picasso and his daughter Maya Ruiz-Picasso. The book balances academic depth with personal warmth, using soft materials and colors to evoke intimacy while contrasting them with bold typographic elements that reflect Picasso’s monumental presence.
Atelier Dyakova designed a publication for Gagosian Gallery documenting Donald Judd’s 1980 artworks. The design reflects Judd’s minimalist aesthetic, emphasizing clarity, proportion, and material honesty through precise typography and restrained layout.
Atelier Dyakova designed a publication to accompany painter Jenny Saville’s exhibition at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art. The book’s layout reflects the tension between classical figuration and modern abstraction, using a calligraphic serif typeface, sculpted white space, and full-bleed artworks to convey the monumental presence of Saville’s paintings. A delicate bible paper jacket contrasts the bold interior compositions.
Atelier Dyakova designed a publication for the Balthus exhibition at Gagosian Paris, showcasing the artist’s paintings, drawings, and photographs. The design embraces quiet restraint with uncoated paper and a robust, unpretentious typeface, while the cover takes a bold approach with deep colors inspired by Balthus’s palette and no imagery.
A Practice for Everyday Life designed the publication 'Setsuko: Into Nature' to accompany an exhibition at Gagosian. The design reflects Setsuko’s sensitivity to texture and color through delicate materials, subtle printing, and a serene layout that evokes themes of nature, growth, and decay.