Welt­for­mat – Tourism Exhi­bi­tion. The Gäs­ti­val, a fes­ti­val to mark the arrival of the first tourist to Switzer­land 200 years ago, showed off the best tourism posters that pro­mot­ed the land­marks and must-see places in the region. In co-oper­a­tion with Welt­for­mat and the Lucerne Uni­ver­si­ty of Applied Sci­ences and Arts, the Swiss Muse­um of Trans­port has brought togeth­er 36 posters – two of mine – which cre­ative­ly rep­re­sent the spir­it of the time, but still man­age to embrace tra­di­tion while reflect­ing on the famous Rigi, the land­mark moun­tain of cen­tral Switzerland.

Info­tage – Poster Design Com­pe­ti­tion. For cre­at­ing the Info­tage-Poster of our uni­ver­si­ty, I exper­i­ment­ed a lot with dif­fer­ent colours, mate­ri­als and com­bi­na­tions of ana­logue and dig­i­tal mat­ters. My pro­pos­al result­ed in a colour­ful and explo­sive dig­i­tal col­lage, which reflects the diver­si­ty and cre­ative pow­er of the Lucerne Uni­ver­si­ty of Applied Sci­ences and Arts.

I began by mak­ing col­lages with the head of Athena, the Greek god­dess of art and sci­ence. The idea was to com­bine dif­fer­ent tech­niques on the sub­ject of diver­si­ty. In its com­bi­na­tion of ana­logue and dig­i­tal crafts, as well as the shat­ter­ing head of the god­dess, the poster reflects on the over­com­ing of the old – but also on the evo­lu­tion of tradition.