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"A logo test for the Liubou project was made directly on a blue plastic panel. The combination of concrete floor, aluminum tape, active blue, and pink Martine Rose sneakers turned into a separate visual fragment."

Type

Photo

Context

Liubou project, 7 Sklad, Kharkiv, Ukraine

Medium

Photography, plastic panel and aluminum tape

Tags

Liubou, 7 Sklad, Kharkiv, Ukraine, logo test, plastic panel, blue polycarbonate, aluminum tape, concrete floor, material contrast, graphic detail, design process, project fragment, visual study

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Brief

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A logo test for the Liubou project was made directly on a blue plastic panel. The combination of concrete floor, aluminum tape, active blue, and pink Martine Rose sneakers turned into a separate visual fragment.

Brief

A logo test for the Liubou project was made directly on a blue plastic panel. The combination of concrete floor, aluminum tape, active blue, and pink Martine Rose sneakers turned into a separate visual fragment.

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Note

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This photo belongs to the design process for Liubou, a project at 7 Sklad in Kharkiv, Ukraine. I wanted to leave a direct personal trace in the project, so I started making the logo by hand on a translucent blue plastic panel.

The small pieces of aluminum tape became part of the graphic work, but the surrounding materials also started to matter. The grey concrete floor, strong blue plastic, silver tape, and pink Martine Rose sneakers created a simple material contrast that felt worth keeping in the archive.

Note

This photo belongs to the design process for Liubou, a project at 7 Sklad in Kharkiv, Ukraine. I wanted to leave a direct personal trace in the project, so I started making the logo by hand on a translucent blue plastic panel.

The small pieces of aluminum tape became part of the graphic work, but the surrounding materials also started to matter. The grey concrete floor, strong blue plastic, silver tape, and pink Martine Rose sneakers created a simple material contrast that felt worth keeping in the archive.

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Interior design practice

Hospitality · Wellness · Workspaces

Worldwide

Planning a space?

Tell me what you're working on.

I’ll tell you how I can help.

hi@ponomarenko-volodymyr.com

Interior design practice

Hospitality · Wellness · Workspaces

Worldwide

Planning a space?

Tell me what you're working on.

I’ll tell you how I can help.

hi@ponomarenko-volodymyr.com