BUCHAREST

08—17 SEPTEMBER

Cindy Kutíková

Cindy Kutíková is graphic designer & art director based in Prague. Her work focuses on expanding and blurring the boundaries between graphic design and other craft or art disciplines such as fashion or glass, with an attention to the uniqueness of craftsmanship versus the digital world and reproducibility. She splits her time between her graphic design work with clients within the cultural realm and running her fashion brand called Cindy K.

Martyna Wędzicka-Obuchowicz

WEDZICKA designs visual identity systems, editorials and posters. Honored in the “Fresh Blood” category in the Project of the Year 2018/2019 competition, winner of the Polish Graphic Design Awards 2019 and 2021. She’s constantly experimenting with the poster form, which is why strong contrasts and geometric shapes dominate in her recent work.

Ovidiu Hrin

Ovidiu Hrin’s design is a public service: it works towards the benefits of everyone and the public space as such. It gives a voice to those with something to say, it sanitizes and civilizes public space, it is a school of vision. It provides a coherent, truthful, and unmistakable identity within a context where conspicuousness is the general aspiration and, at the same time, the contemporary social dictum requiring us to carefully curate our lives, to persistently perform our private, professional and/or institutional identity in front of a constantly hungry audience.

Paul Voggenreiter

Paul Voggenreiter is a graphic designer from Germany, working and living around Europe. His clients’ scope ranges from the fields of art and culture to small businesses and individuals. He focuses on digital and printed media such as books and publications, visual identities, websites, moving images and motion design.

After finishing his bachelor studies at the Free University of Bolzano, Italy, in 2011, he co-founded the design studio Hirn Faust Auge, Berlin, which he ran until 2016. In 2019, he received a Master of Fine Arts specialising in graphic design and typography at Klasse Grafik, HFBK University of Fine Arts Hamburg.

He currently lives in Vishovgrad working for various clients all over Europe and the Balkan region. In addition to his commissioned work, he occasionally initiates cross-national cooperation projects and collaborating with local artists and cultural institutions.

Primož Zorko

Primož Zorko is an independent designer, photographer and artist, active in the fields of commercial and art projects. Recently he received Slovenian Ministry of Culture’s Arts Residency in New York and has been awarded a special commendation for the outstanding project at Brumen 10 design biennial as well as 2 Brumen Awards and TDC65 Type Directors Club Prize for his work.