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The past few months a lot has been said about the new identity (or more specific: the logo) of the recently reopened Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, designed by Mevis and van Deursen. Together with Erik Kessels from KesselsKramer they created the opening campaign ‘WE ARE OPEN’ that started a week ago. More images and movies (that are broadcasted on Dutch television) of the campaign can be found here.
I’ve been lucky enough to work directly with Ariel in his studio for almost a year, this guy is really awesome and I learn a lot of this experience! I laugh when he gave his definition of passion, I mean he …
“Designed by Apple in California” – how to make the company stand for something bigger than one man. Good move.
Great interview & photographs – love that washing machine!
These are amazing. Great to see him push himself more and more over the years. Inspired!
Wow thanks Dave. Just seen your comment. Much appreciated and likewise, we should work together one day soon!
I’m very much liking this, understated animation with perfect timing and flow.