Atis Jakobsons. Dark Matter
Print Design
Catalogue design for artist Atis Jakobsons exhibition "Dark matter", 2015. Catalogue includes pictures of all of the works in the exhibition, as well as a glossary for Atis Jakobsons drawings by Misal Adnan Yildiz.
Catalogue contains 36 pages in offset print, inside pages are from Scandia 2000 Natural 150 g uncoated paper and cover is made from Curious Matter 270 g paper.
Atis Jakobsons (1985) is an artist from Riga, Latvia, currently living and working in Berlin. He graduated from the Painting Department of the Art Academy of Latvia with a Master’s degree in 2010. In his work, he is looking for ways to reach a primal nothingness, blurring the boundaries between subject and object, impossible and mundane, human and divine, reality and idea. He creates sensitive surfaces to perceive the space that lies beyond.
Catalogue design for artist Atis Jakobsons exhibition "Dark matter", 2015. Catalogue includes pictures of all of the works in the exhibition, as well as a glossary for Atis Jakobsons drawings by Misal Adnan Yildiz.
Catalogue contains 36 pages in offset print, inside pages are from Scandia 2000 Natural 150 g uncoated paper and cover is made from Curious Matter 270 g paper.
Atis Jakobsons (1985) is an artist from Riga, Latvia, currently living and working in Berlin. He graduated from the Painting Department of the Art Academy of Latvia with a Master’s degree in 2010. In his work, he is looking for ways to reach a primal nothingness, blurring the boundaries between subject and object, impossible and mundane, human and divine, reality and idea. He creates sensitive surfaces to perceive the space that lies beyond.
Catalogue design for artist Atis Jakobsons exhibition "Dark matter", 2015. Catalogue includes pictures of all of the works in the exhibition, as well as a glossary for Atis Jakobsons drawings by Misal Adnan Yildiz.
Catalogue contains 36 pages in offset print, inside pages are from Scandia 2000 Natural 150 g uncoated paper and cover is made from Curious Matter 270 g paper.
Atis Jakobsons (1985) is an artist from Riga, Latvia, currently living and working in Berlin. He graduated from the Painting Department of the Art Academy of Latvia with a Master’s degree in 2010. In his work, he is looking for ways to reach a primal nothingness, blurring the boundaries between subject and object, impossible and mundane, human and divine, reality and idea. He creates sensitive surfaces to perceive the space that lies beyond.
