Architecture Soviétique

The architectural movement born after the Russian Revolution is unique in the concepts developed as well as in the shapes and the visuals produced. The propositions of the avant-garde’s architects from the 1920’s reflect the notion of utopia and reality that characterises creation in Soviet Union.

 

In this project, which mixes photography and type design, I decided to confront my own vision and references I had through history books with reality. To give a personal vision of the situation in the Russian capital, I focused on the buildings of the Soviet’s avant-garde, on the context in which they belonged to, as well as the heritage they left behind.

 

Bachelor diploma at HEAD – Geneva. Supervised by Stéphanie Gygax, Pierre-Alain Giesser †, Florence Marguerat, Laurent Kühni and Anette Lenz.

Informations
Technical informations

One cut typeface, OTF format
Hardcover, 18 × 25 cm, digital print
Three F4 posters, digital print

Fields 

Type design, Editorial design, photography, poster design