Space Logo

The Space logo is designed for an inviting performance art space. The playing with foreground and background in the logo gives the idea that the space is open to all. This creates a blank slate for artists to present their works. The other variations of the logo exemplify the creative aspect of the space.

The Space logo is displayed on a window several floors above the street on their industrial building.
This is a clear way to display the logo and it’s identity, because it can be clearly seen from the street and
from other buildings, as well as show all the people inside that represent Space.

This Space poster is designed for the Extravagant Bodies event, based on the question of what is normal and what is not in society. The poster also addresses this idea through the use of almost medical like examination of bodies in x-rays. Because all the performers are disabled in some way, and this speaks to them not being perceived as normal by a majority of society.

This Space menu is designed for a performance art space to use as a menu. This menu is designed to be compact and relate to the idea of a black book. The menu is inside the outer black cover and folds out to reveal a map and then a menu allowing people to interact with the menu.

This Space Interactive media is designed to get more people into Space by the use of mysterious black boxes that produce cards with a QR code on the front and part of a picture on the back. The people who receive this card can take it to Space to get a free drink and add the part of their picture displayed on the back of the card to complete the larger picture at Space.