Ideas shaped into identities, books, exhibitions and places.
Creative studio working with food, culture and cities.
Selected Work
Solo Botter
Exhibition identity * Istanbul
Salt Annuals
Editorial design * İstanbul
Der Fette Bulle
Brand development * Frankfurt am Main
WeltTellerFeld
Brand development * Vienna
Anamed
Exhibition Design * Istanbul
Calma Caos
Brand development * Frankfurt am Main
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Client
Salt
Year
2018–2020
Location
Istanbul
Scope
Editorial Design
Salt
Year
2018–2020
Location
Istanbul
Scope
Editorial Design
Salt Annuals is an ongoing publication series documenting Salt's exhibitions, research and public programmes.
Each volume is conceived as an editorial object, bringing together archival material, essays and visual documentation through a clear typographic system.
Designed over multiple years, the series reflects Salt's evolving programme while maintaining a coherent visual language.
Each volume is conceived as an editorial object, bringing together archival material, essays and visual documentation through a clear typographic system.
Designed over multiple years, the series reflects Salt's evolving programme while maintaining a coherent visual language.
Client
Ernährungsrat Wien
(Vienna Food Policy Council)
Year
2024
Location
Vienna
Scope
Brand Identity
Environmental Graphics
Ernährungsrat Wien
(Vienna Food Policy Council)
Year
2024
Location
Vienna
Scope
Brand Identity
Environmental Graphics
WeltTellerFeld is an interactive educational site in Vienna that makes the complex relationships behind the global food system visible on a physical field.
The identity translates questions of land use, food production, climate, labour and global justice into an accessible visual language. Designed for use across signage, educational materials and public communication, the system connects information with the direct experience of moving through the field.
The project creates a coherent framework for a place where abstract data becomes spatial, tangible and open to participation.
The identity translates questions of land use, food production, climate, labour and global justice into an accessible visual language. Designed for use across signage, educational materials and public communication, the system connects information with the direct experience of moving through the field.
The project creates a coherent framework for a place where abstract data becomes spatial, tangible and open to participation.
Photo: Daniel Pöhlmann
Client
Der Fette Bulle
Year
2024
Location
Frankfurt am Main
Scope
Communication Campaign
Art Direction
Editorial Design
Der Fette Bulle
Year
2024
Location
Frankfurt am Main
Scope
Communication Campaign
Art Direction
Editorial Design
To coincide with the Frankfurt Book Fair, Der Fette Bulle launched a communication campaign connecting books, food and the city's annual cultural event.
Inspired by the visual language of printed matter, the campaign introduced a series of posters and illustrations that promoted daily talks, tastings and special events throughout the fair. A flexible graphic system allowed the identity to expand across different subjects while maintaining a consistent visual character.
Developed for both print and on-site applications, the campaign positioned the restaurant as an active participant in Frankfurt's cultural programme rather than simply a place to eat.
Inspired by the visual language of printed matter, the campaign introduced a series of posters and illustrations that promoted daily talks, tastings and special events throughout the fair. A flexible graphic system allowed the identity to expand across different subjects while maintaining a consistent visual character.
Developed for both print and on-site applications, the campaign positioned the restaurant as an active participant in Frankfurt's cultural programme rather than simply a place to eat.
Client
Oda Projesi
Year
2019
Location
San Sebastian
Scope
Editorial Design
Publication Design
Exhibition Graphics
Oda Projesi
Year
2019
Location
San Sebastian
Scope
Editorial Design
Publication Design
Exhibition Graphics
Designed for Oda Projesi's participation in the exhibition On Fail[l]ed Tales and Ta[y]lors at Tabakalera, Annex No. 6 extends the exhibition into the format of an independent publication.
Combining exhibition plans, archival material, texts and photographic documentation, the publication functions simultaneously as a guide, a newspaper and a spatial narrative. Its editorial structure encourages readers to navigate between the exhibition space and the printed page, blurring the boundaries between documentation and experience.
Produced as part of Oda Projesi's long-running Annex publication series, the project reflects the collective's ongoing interest in collaborative research, public engagement and alternative forms of publishing.
Combining exhibition plans, archival material, texts and photographic documentation, the publication functions simultaneously as a guide, a newspaper and a spatial narrative. Its editorial structure encourages readers to navigate between the exhibition space and the printed page, blurring the boundaries between documentation and experience.
Produced as part of Oda Projesi's long-running Annex publication series, the project reflects the collective's ongoing interest in collaborative research, public engagement and alternative forms of publishing.
Photo: Oda Projesi
Client
Boğaziçi University
Archives and Documentation Center
Year
2015
Location
Istanbul
Scope
Editorial Design
Publication Design
Exhibition Catalogue
Boğaziçi University
Archives and Documentation Center
Year
2015
Location
Istanbul
Scope
Editorial Design
Publication Design
Exhibition Catalogue
Designed for the inaugural exhibition of the Boğaziçi University Archives and Documentation Center, the publication accompanied the public unveiling of the university's archival collections and marked the beginning of the institution's long-term archival programme.
Bringing together documents, photographs, manuscripts, architectural drawings and personal archives spanning more than 150 years, the book extends the exhibition into a comprehensive editorial work. Rather than functioning solely as a catalogue, it offers a structured narrative through the diverse collections while presenting previously unpublished archival material for the first time.
Produced as a substantial reference volume, the publication established the editorial framework for one of Turkey's most significant university archive collections and documented the foundation of the Boğaziçi University Archives and Documentation Center.
Bringing together documents, photographs, manuscripts, architectural drawings and personal archives spanning more than 150 years, the book extends the exhibition into a comprehensive editorial work. Rather than functioning solely as a catalogue, it offers a structured narrative through the diverse collections while presenting previously unpublished archival material for the first time.
Produced as a substantial reference volume, the publication established the editorial framework for one of Turkey's most significant university archive collections and documented the foundation of the Boğaziçi University Archives and Documentation Center.
Client
Boğaziçi University
Year
2016
Location
Istanbul
Scope
Editorial Design
Publication Design
Boğaziçi University
Year
2016
Location
Istanbul
Scope
Editorial Design
Publication Design
Designed for the first volume of Boğaziçi Chronicles, the publication documents the inaugural year of Boğaziçi University's international residency programme, bringing together contributions from writers, artists and thinkers invited to live and work on campus.
Combining essays, interviews, visual documentation and original chronicles, the book reflects the programme's interdisciplinary structure while establishing a coherent editorial identity across a wide range of voices and formats. Rather than serving as a conventional event catalogue, it functions as a lasting record of the conversations, research and cultural exchanges generated by the residency programme.
Published by Boğaziçi University Press, the volume became the editorial foundation of a programme created to connect the university with the wider cultural life of Istanbul through long-term artistic and intellectual residencies.
Combining essays, interviews, visual documentation and original chronicles, the book reflects the programme's interdisciplinary structure while establishing a coherent editorial identity across a wide range of voices and formats. Rather than serving as a conventional event catalogue, it functions as a lasting record of the conversations, research and cultural exchanges generated by the residency programme.
Published by Boğaziçi University Press, the volume became the editorial foundation of a programme created to connect the university with the wider cultural life of Istanbul through long-term artistic and intellectual residencies.
Client
Seçil Yersel
Year
2022
Location
Berlin
Scope
Editorial Design
Photobook
Publication Design
Seçil Yersel
Year
2022
Location
Berlin
Scope
Editorial Design
Photobook
Publication Design
Designed for artist Seçil Yersel following her residency at ZK/U – Center for Art and Urbanistics in Berlin, Innentext brings together a sequence of photographs produced during her time in the city.
Conceived as an artist's book rather than a catalogue, the publication follows the quiet rhythm of everyday observation, allowing images, light and spatial relationships to unfold through pacing, sequencing and generous use of white space. The editorial design supports the photographic narrative without imposing a linear interpretation, inviting readers to move intuitively between interior and exterior, presence and absence.
Produced as a carefully crafted photobook, Innentext extends the residency beyond the exhibition space, translating the artist's experience of Berlin into an intimate printed object.
Conceived as an artist's book rather than a catalogue, the publication follows the quiet rhythm of everyday observation, allowing images, light and spatial relationships to unfold through pacing, sequencing and generous use of white space. The editorial design supports the photographic narrative without imposing a linear interpretation, inviting readers to move intuitively between interior and exterior, presence and absence.
Produced as a carefully crafted photobook, Innentext extends the residency beyond the exhibition space, translating the artist's experience of Berlin into an intimate printed object.
Client
Istanbul Planning Agency (IPA)
Year
2022
Location
Istanbul
Scope
Exhibition Design
Information Design
Motion Design
Istanbul Planning Agency (IPA)
Year
2022
Location
Istanbul
Scope
Exhibition Design
Information Design
Motion Design
Designed for the Istanbul Planning Agency (IPA), Istanbul Planning History 1820–2050 is an open-air exhibition tracing two centuries of urban planning in Istanbul, from the first nineteenth-century planning initiatives to the city's long-term Vision 2050 framework.
Installed throughout the landscape of the IPA Campus in Florya, the exhibition transforms a chronological narrative into a walkable public experience. Combining historical maps, archival documents, planning decisions and contemporary research, the exhibition presents the evolution of Istanbul's urban development through a clear and accessible visual language. The accompanying motion graphics extended the exhibition identity across digital communication and public promotion.
Developed in collaboration with the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality and the Istanbul Planning Agency, the exhibition was part of the launch of the Vision 2050 Strategy and became the first comprehensive exhibition dedicated to the history of urban planning in Istanbul.
Installed throughout the landscape of the IPA Campus in Florya, the exhibition transforms a chronological narrative into a walkable public experience. Combining historical maps, archival documents, planning decisions and contemporary research, the exhibition presents the evolution of Istanbul's urban development through a clear and accessible visual language. The accompanying motion graphics extended the exhibition identity across digital communication and public promotion.
Developed in collaboration with the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality and the Istanbul Planning Agency, the exhibition was part of the launch of the Vision 2050 Strategy and became the first comprehensive exhibition dedicated to the history of urban planning in Istanbul.
Client
ANAMED
Koç University Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations
Year
2017-2023
Location
Istanbul
Scope
Editorial Design
Book Series Design
Visual Identity
ANAMED
Koç University Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations
Year
2017-2023
Location
Istanbul
Scope
Editorial Design
Book Series Design
Visual Identity
Designed for the annual symposium publications of ANAMED (Koç University Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations), the project establishes a flexible editorial identity for one of Turkey's leading academic publication series in archaeology, art history and heritage studies.
Each volume responds to a distinct symposium theme—from Byzantine ceramics and sacred spaces to architectural heritage, environmental history and domestic archaeology—while maintaining a coherent visual language across the series. Rather than relying on a fixed template, every cover develops its own graphic concept derived from the subject of the symposium, balancing individuality with continuity.
Produced over multiple years, the publications form an evolving editorial system that supports ANAMED's international research programme and documents the proceedings of its annual symposia, bringing together contributions from leading scholars working on the civilizations of Anatolia and its neighbouring regions.
Each volume responds to a distinct symposium theme—from Byzantine ceramics and sacred spaces to architectural heritage, environmental history and domestic archaeology—while maintaining a coherent visual language across the series. Rather than relying on a fixed template, every cover develops its own graphic concept derived from the subject of the symposium, balancing individuality with continuity.
Produced over multiple years, the publications form an evolving editorial system that supports ANAMED's international research programme and documents the proceedings of its annual symposia, bringing together contributions from leading scholars working on the civilizations of Anatolia and its neighbouring regions.