Iona Dutz — Matthäikirchhof
sphere publishers, Leipzig (2023)
swiss brochure w/ uv-lacquer,
80 pp., 210 mm × 265 mm, offset;
A1 poster, digital print

Iona Dutz’ photographic document of the »Matthäikirchhof«—a historic yet controversial place within Leipzig’s inner city centre. The so called »Ohrenburg« is a former GDR state security/police complex that was mostly abandoned since the nineties and is now awaiting it’s new utilization.

Institut fuer Zukunft 
(2024)
Posters, Billboards, Social Media
Animation by Manuel Müller
Photos by Andrzej Steinbach

Monthly graphics for Institut fuer Zukunft. A campaign of posters, billboards and social media content for the very last season before the club’s closing on NYD 2025. 

Rewire Festival 2025
Stitching Unfold, The Hague, NL (2018–present)
Complete visual campaign
In collaboration with Anja Kaiser
Bespoke type design by Dinamo Typefaces and Seb Mclauchlan
Animation by Manuel Müller
On site photography by Rogier Boogaard, Alex Heuvink, Baroeg Mulder, Jan Rijk & Kamiel Scholten

Art direction and graphic design for Rewire Festival 2025. An international celebration of contemporary music and adventurous sounds. Happening at multiple venues in the city of The Hague (NL), the programme combines concerts, art installations, workshops, talks and exhibitions over the course of four days.

Andrzej Steinbach — Extensions
Museum für Photographie Braunschweig;
Kunsthalle Erfurt;
Huis Marseille, Museum for Photography, Amsterdam
Spector Books, Leipzig (2026)
thread sewn softcover w/ flaps and uv-lacquer,
196 pp., 232mm × 282mm, offset

Andrzej Steinbach’s latest publication features the eighteen-part photographic series »Erweiterungen« (»Extensions«) from 2024. Subsequently to this new artistic position a substantial section of the book is devoted to images presenting Steinbach’s artistic practice. With texts by Barbara Hofmann-Johnson and Susanne Knorr.

Morgen vor langer Zeit
(Tomorrow a long time ago)
A Film by Luise Donschen
2026
Fünfer Film, New Matter Films
Germany / 1:30h
Key visual, Credits, Press book, Poster

Graphic Design for Luise Donschen’s feature film »Morgen vor langer Zeit« (Tomorrow a long time ago). Amid German reunification in 1990, 50-year-old Patty first loses her job and then her friend ­Jelena. In a small East German town, she collects discarded objects and meets the younger Franz. When her apartment becomes so full of be­longings that she can no longer enter it, she sets out into a colorful forest.