Luzie Bayreuther is a Berlin based graphic designer with a passion for concept and research. She graduated from the Master's department Information Design at Design Academy Eindhoven in 2016. For inquiries please mail to luzie(at)bayreuther-berlin.de
Art direction for artist sections of Issue IV and V, for King Kong Magazine.
Illustratation for program leaflets for Staatstheater Mainz, for/with Studio Neue Gestaltung.
Illustration for Ungleichheit, a soon to be published educational website.
Lead design for ISPO Accelerating Sports (the world leading sports trade fair) and OutDoor by ISPO for/with Dorten Studios.
Visual Identity for UDK Ventures for/with Dorten Studios.
Occupy DAE: Concept and execution (with Thomas Ballouhey and Henrique Nascimento) and print design for a 9 day workshop at and for Design Academy Eindhoven.
Deconstructing Terrorism: Master thesis at Design Academy Eindhoven. The thesis explains terrorism as communication strategy. Through careful narration terrorist groups and the countering governments each create subjective versions of reality and communicate it largely over the mainstream media.
(De)constructing Terrorism: Master project at Design Academy Eindhoven. Through the construction of a left extremist terrorist brand which reflects topical trends in terrorism, the funtioning of such branding is being explained in an accessible way. A plug-in layer on a website makes the original research accessible through direct links. The booklet provided a thematically structured presentation of the content.
Illustratation for a news article in Perspective Daily.
Visual Identity for Berliner Fassbrause.
Research and Concept for Erlangen Theater's seasonal programme, for/with Neue Gestaltung.
Objective Europe: Research Projekt at Design Academy Eindhoven, with Jessica Whatmore. The mass migration into Europe in 2015 was perhaps the first time that travelling refugees have widespread ownership of smartphones and frequent internet access. On openly accessible Facebook and Instagram pages we documented useful, if not life-saving information exchanged about the journey as well as selfies and snapshots of the trip. Both categories have push and pull affects on people considering to do the journey themselves.
Research and Concept for Erlangen Theater's seasonal programme, for/with Neue Gestaltung.
© Luzie Bayreuther 2020
Luzie Bayreuther is a Berlin based graphic designer with a passion for concept and research. She graduated from the Master's department Information Design at Design Academy Eindhoven in 2016. For inquiries please mail to luzie(at)bayreuther-berlin.de
Layout of artist sections of Issue IV and V, for King Kong Magazine.
Illustratation for program leaflets for Staatstheater Mainz, for/with Studio Neue Gestaltung.
Illustration for Ungleichheit, a soon to be published website.
Visual concept for UDK Ventures for/with Dorten Studios.
Lead design for ISPO Accelerating Sports (the world leading sports trade fair) and OutDoor by ISPO for/with Dorten Studios.
Occupy DAE: Concept and execution (with Thomas B. and Henrique E.), print design for a 9 day workshop at and for Design Academy Eindhoven.
Constructing Terrorism: Master thesis at Design Academy Eindhoven. The thesis explains terrorism as communication strategy. Through careful narration terrorist groups and the countering governments each create subjective versions of reality and communicate it largely over the mainstream media.
(De)constructing Terrorism: Master project at Design Academy Eindhoven. Through the construction of a left extremist terrorist brand which reflects topical trends in terrorism, the functioning of such branding is being explained in an accessible way. A plug-in layer on a website makes the original research accessible through direct links. The booklet provided a thematically structured presentation of the content.
Visual Identity for a Berliner Fassbrause.
Illustratation for a news article in Perspective Daily.
Research and Concept for Erlangen Theater's seasonal programme, for/with Neue Gestaltung.
Objective Europe: Research Projekt at Design Academy Eindhoven, with Jessica Whatmore. The mass migration into Europe in 2015 was perhaps the first time that travelling refugees have widespread ownership of smartphones and frequent internet access. On openly accessible Facebook and Instagram pages we documented useful, if not life-saving information exchanged about the journey as well as selfies and snapshots of the trip. Both categories have push and pull affects on people considering to do the journey themselves.
I fucking love/hate you: Research project at Design Academy Eindhoven.