TOBERND/YOURHILLA is a generative logo project on slot basis.
Nine serial logos released in CreativeCommons license for nine visual-related websites.
Request your logo here or send an e-mail to
hello[at]elviegraphisme[dot]com along with a few lines about your blog. Once approved, an hi-res .eps will be sent.
Read more about the project here.
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Status Assigned to Melanie Photo Blog
Link here
Description A blog featuring interviews with small photobook publishers and photographic not-for-profits as well as some other things of photographic interest.
The Project "The German artists Bernd and Hilla Becher, who began working together in 1959 and married in 1961, are best known for their "typologies": grids of b/w photographs of variant examples of a single type of industrial structure. The rigorous frontality of the individual images gives them the simplicity of diagrams, while their density of detail offers encyclopedic richness. At each site the Bechers also created overall landscape views of the entire plant, which set the structures in their context and show how they relate to each other. The typologies emulate the clarity of an engineer's drawing, while the landscapes evoke the experience of a particular place".
From the introduction to the exhibition "Bernd and Hilla Becher: Landscape/Typology" at The Edward Steichen Photography Galleries, 2008.
In the TOBERND,YOURHILLA project, each slot of the 3x3 logo grid evoke one of the storage silos arranged into grid for comparation of form and design. These logos try to suggest some of the forces of the composition to get a visual represantation to be used as one-way identity. Once the nine signs will be assigned, the digital manipulation will mirrors itself in a systematic community auto-generated.
TOBERND,YOURHILLA is curated by elviegraphisme / .
From the introduction to the exhibition "Bernd and Hilla Becher: Landscape/Typology" at The Edward Steichen Photography Galleries, 2008.
In the TOBERND,YOURHILLA project, each slot of the 3x3 logo grid evoke one of the storage silos arranged into grid for comparation of form and design. These logos try to suggest some of the forces of the composition to get a visual represantation to be used as one-way identity. Once the nine signs will be assigned, the digital manipulation will mirrors itself in a systematic community auto-generated.
TOBERND,YOURHILLA is curated by elviegraphisme / .
