In their own words
Gradients symbolise processes and the flow of life.
In the centre of the circles it’s vague; however, the borders become clear and give direction. This represents pushing the edge of our understanding.
The logo is a modernised, cleaned and humanised adaptation of the previous logo.
All caps were transformed to lowercase to show the openness and humble character of the Swiss tech company.
The characteristics of Campton rhyme seamlessly with the personality of the logotype.
Empathy truly is at the core of everything we do.
Our main focus is to create results that meaningfully participate in people’s lives.
This year is all about more learning – which is a never-ending process.
a futuristic character, focused on technical progression.
We started with royal purple as the main, corporate colour.
Articles & interviews
- Mirage designs Gewu’s balanced look inspired by harmony and well-being
Berlin-based studio Mirage developed a holistic brand identity for wellness startup Gewu, focusing on harmony, balance, and interconnectedness. The design features soft gradients, circular motifs, and a custom hand-drawn logotype symbolising the flow of life and personal growth. TypeType’s TT Phobos and TT Norms Pro provide a balanced typographic pairing that reinforces the brand’s human and tranquil tone.
- Mirage’s identity for Mimacom typifies the software company’s balance of community and computing
Berlin-based studio Mirage developed a new brand identity for Swiss software company Mimacom, balancing the firm’s technological precision with a human, community-driven tone. The rebrand features a custom lowercase logotype, geometric forms, and the RB Campton typeface by Studio René Bieder to convey clarity and approachability. The project unites corporate structure with a friendly, collaborative aesthetic across digital and print applications.
- Berlin-based agency Mirage on designing with empathy, purpose and a Stoicism-inspired approach
The Brand Identity interviews Berlin-based agency Mirage, exploring its empathy-driven and Stoicism-inspired approach to branding and design. Founder Mike Piepers and Creative Director Alex Popov discuss the studio’s origins, philosophy, and evolving methodology. They emphasize empathy, purpose, and continuous learning as central to Mirage’s creative process and culture.
- Mirage’s pixel-focused identity for TiHive finds inspiration in the electromagnetic spectrum
Berlin-based studio Mirage created a pixel-focused brand identity for French tech start-up TiHive, inspired by the electromagnetic spectrum and the company’s TeraHertz technology. The identity features multicolour gradients, a futuristic logotype, and a typographic system combining Space Grotesk, Formular, and Space Mono. The result conveys innovation and technological progress through a vivid, spectrum-based visual language.