For "De vele gezichten van Katharina" at the Luther Museum, I designed the campaign, exhibition graphics and publication. Katharina von Bora’s image has been continuously reshaped throughout history. Using the fragmented knowledge that exists about Katharina as a design methodology, I developed a pixelated visual language that reflects gaps, interpretations and reconstructed histories. Working with her many portraits, I created unique wallpaper for each column in the museum.
Alongside the exhibition, I designed the accompanying publication, which brings together visual interpretations of Katharina over time and includes essays by Sabine Hiebch, Inge Weustink, Anne Westerduin de Jong and Lisa Loeb, as well as object spreads featuring archival materials and artworks.
More info about the exhibition
For "De vele gezichten van Katharina" at the Luther Museum, I designed the campaign, exhibition graphics and publication. Katharina von Bora’s image has been continuously reshaped throughout history. Using the fragmented knowledge that exists about Katharina as a design methodology, I developed a pixelated visual language that reflects gaps, interpretations and reconstructed histories. Working with her many portraits, I created unique wallpaper for each column in the museum.
Alongside the exhibition, I designed the accompanying publication, which brings together visual interpretations of Katharina over time and includes essays by Sabine Hiebch, Inge Weustink, Anne Westerduin de Jong and Lisa Loeb, as well as object spreads featuring archival materials and artworks.
More info about the exhibition