DNCO created an audio-responsive identity and campaign for The Design Museum’s exhibition exploring the world of ASMR. The design translated sound triggers into animated waveforms and calming visuals, embracing imperfection and tactile textures to mirror the sensory nature of ASMR.
Hingston Studio developed the identity and campaign for The Design Museum’s exhibition 'The Offbeat Sari', exploring the modern reinvention of the traditional Indian garment. Using CGI, the team created fluid, fabric-like visuals that evoke movement and transformation, inspired by natural dye palettes and contemporary craftsmanship.
The article profiles Spreeeng, a transnational graphic design cooperative operating across New York, Paris, London, and Stuttgart. It explores their horizontal, non-hierarchical model and collaborative approach to editorial, exhibition, and identity design for cultural clients like the V&A and The Design Museum. The piece highlights their emphasis on shared authorship, pedagogical projects, and self-publishing initiatives such as Dispatches.