STIK Pavilion Exhibition by Advanced Design Studies,
The University of Tokyo
Visual identity, booklets design, promotion and spatial design designed for small exhibition held in one of the Hongo Campus buildings at the University of Tokyo (Todai). As time was extremely limited (less than two weeks for everything) and content of the exhibition is documentation of process behind creating the STIK pavilion, we have decided to work with process-like techniques. For instance, all booklets were designed without any texts or layouts, containg only images and visual material. After the booklets were produced, all the text and captions were hand-written and added by the Lab members on Post-Its. These were finally used for creating the final, printed Post-Its and atteched to each page of the booklets. Design of the booklets is thus process-driven rather than carefully designed.
In addition, a huge image of the STIK pavilion was printed on 1920 Post-Its in order to cover 2,5 x 4,5 m wall in the exhibition space. Each Post-It has coordinates printed on so the instalation is easier. For creating the coordinates,
Grasshopper script was created exlusively for this project
More about the STIK Pavilion project here.
Promotion graphics include simple flyers and posters. Everything is designed in order to be printable on simple office printer, black and white. Posters feature a description text hidden behind the title.
Exhibition books: 255 pages of documentation about the project divided into ten books are the main content of the exhibition.
Post-It wall: 1920 Post-Its have been used for creating oversized print of the STIK pavilion.
Designed by: Advanced Design Studies, The University of Tokyo
(exhibition preparation team: Yanli Xiong, Jan Vranovsky, Rossina Shatarova)
Concept by: Jan Vranovsky
Grasshopper script for Post-It coordinates by: Anders Rod
Photography by: Jan Vranovsky
Additional thanks for help with the Post-It overload to: Chiawen Lin, Ann-Kristin Crusius,
Samuel Lalo, Ben Berwick & Kevin Clement
