2011
Exhibition Catalogue
80 pages, soft cover
in English
ISBN 978-988-17635-4-9
What can we do out of a food that people love? Artists Cornelia Erdmann and Brendan Goh create edible
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Logo Design
Cool Rya
2011
Logo Design
Business Card Design
The logo of the marketing and event managing company matches the spirit of the company’s ideals: to spread good news and plant new…
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Leaves
2011
Permanent Public Art Installation
Mobile Sculpture
Stainless Steel, Steel Wire, Hooks
6m x 12m x 25mThe mobile sculpture is made from over-dimensional leaves in stainless steel that are suspended
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Dandelion
2011Permanent Public Art Installation
Wall Relief, Light Sculpture
Stainless Steel, Steel Wire, SpotlightsThe installation “Dandelion” brings an inspiring and uplifting nature scenario to the Olympian city – Dandelions’ puffy
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Jill Marshall Pilates
2011Graphic Design
Logo and CI DevelopmentA new logo for a pilatis instructor that specializes in holistic therapy for women and men. The logo reflects the dynamics of the exercises as well as
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Paper Kite Photography
2011Graphic Design
Corporate Design
Logo and Business CardsThis client is a photographer specializing in lifestyle portraits. She wanted to develop her previous logo from a drawn butterfly with Chinese ink and
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the SCHOKOLADEN
2011
泥人laiyanGALLERY
An exhibition of and about chocolateCornelia Erdmann (Hong Kong/ Germany) and Brendan Goh (Singapore) create impressions of flavour, image and memory out of the sweet delicacy, bringing a sense of wonder
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On Marginal Spaces: Artefacts of the Mundane
2011Graphic design
PublishingWhere is the metropolitan equivalent of Paradise, and why can’t it ever be found? In TV, why is there always a dead end when people try to escape
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Business Card Design – Peter Benz
2011Graphic Design
Business CardA new business card for a university professor for design and a practicing designer. The design is reflecting both identities in one card, one design with two colour schemes.