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| we lost half of our fingers cutting these two beautiful deer out of massive sheets of paper. Nowadays you can’t rely on winter to have snow inside and outside your shop so we made extra big snow flakes to illustrate how winter was back in the days. Go an visit Roland Bischel and his glasses for the original winter experience. PS Yes, paper deer are really obsessed with eating radiators. |
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| A lot of new printed work still has to be archived: here is a sneak preview. |
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| We are slightly getting obsessed with flowers made out of glasses aka. sensomatic’s glass flowers™. You can now watch them growing (and fading) on Roland Bischel’s brand spanking new website. If you are using a not completely ancient browser (or Explorer pre now) you will spend hours with starring at your screen without having to feel guilty – it’s for your inner peace and you know it. Thanks to the mighty skills of our favourite optoelectronic gardner Tobi Schäfer the flowers came to life with some use of scalable vector graphics and the good old javascript. Ah, and before looking you should save your work, because now it’s time for some cpu workout. |
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| The catalogue of this year’s artist in residence programme of the Verbund will look like this. Great! ”Vor Ort“ = ”on the ground“ if we can trust dict.leo.org |
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| In collaboration with architect Corina Binder from bindermayer we designed an exhibition celebrating the 60th birthday of Austrian building developer BUWOG at Semperdepot, Wien. The architect‘s concept was to place 10 huge parcels packed with different information across the space of the Semperdepot. Sensomatic designed all the typography and wall graphics. photo © Mario Poscharnig |
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| The most beautiful glasses cleaner is available at Roland Bischel’s shop in Traiskirchen. And that won’t be the last time you’ve seen our glass flowers. |
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