Hauser & Wirth

Design work for Hauser & Wirth, collected from the studios behind it.

Design cases by studio

A preview of 6 cases across 1 studio. The full collection is included with Pro.

Packaging Design for Guillermo Kuitca Puzzle
Atelier Dyakova created refined packaging for artist Guillermo Kuitca’s 500- and 1,000-piece wooden puzzles, commissioned by Iwan & Manuela Wirth. The design contrasts grey paper and turquoise cloth linings, with the artist’s name delicately foiled in the Genath typeface to reflect the puzzle’s artistic character.
Box, Paper

Exhibition Identity for Bronze Age C. 3500 BC – AD 2017
Atelier Dyakova developed the visual identity and printed materials for the Hauser & Wirth exhibition 'Bronze Age c. 3500 BC – AD 2017' presented at Frieze London 2017. The design juxtaposed ancient artifacts with contemporary presentation, creating a refined yet tactile aesthetic that echoed the materiality of bronze.
Exhibition, Signage, Museum, Bronze

Book Design for Hauser & Wirth’s David Smith Zig I
Atelier Dyakova designed a tactile and richly hued book for Hauser & Wirth, centered on David Smith’s sculpture Zig I. The publication’s design draws from the sculpture’s deep black and rust patina, using foiled typography and geometric page structures to evoke its materiality and sculptural form.
Book, Sculpture

Book Design and Photography Art Direction for Alina Szapocznikow Exhibition
Atelier Dyakova art-directed the photography and design of the book 'To Exalt the Ephemeral,' accompanying Alina Szapocznikow’s first solo exhibition at Hauser & Wirth, New York. The publication captures the tactile and spatial qualities of the artist’s sculptural works through sensitive lighting and material choices, including a fibrous paper back cover that echoes her use of organic materials.

Book Design for Arshile Gorky: Beyond the Limit
Atelier Dyakova designed a book for Hauser & Wirth’s exhibition 'Arshile Gorky: Beyond The Limit', centered on the rediscovery of Gorky’s hidden painting 'Untitled (Virginia Summer)'. The design uses material and typographic choices—like Kraft paper and a bespoke Gothic Modern-inspired typeface—to evoke the layered history and tactile qualities of Gorky’s work.
Book, Canvas, Conservation, Kraft Paper, Painting, Paper