Martin Golombek is a graphic designer based in Basel working in editorial design, art direction and digital applications. His visual solutions have a strong focus on typography. He works with clients from the areas of education, culture and business.
Martin Golombek
Visual Communication
Schaffhauserrheinweg 55
4058 Basel
SWITZERLAND
Ausgewählte Kunden:
Mapping, Regionale 23
Exhibition communication, various media, art association Weil am Rhein, photograph © Bettina Matthiessen
Die Zukunft hat 6 Beine
Animation, advertising material for an exhibition, Zentrale für Umweltausstellungen, Basel, Creative Code: Ted Davis
Die Zukunft hat 6 Beine
Series of posters with augmented reality layer, advertising material for an exhibition, Zentrale für Umweltausstellungen, Basel, Creative Code: Ted Davis
Hijab – Frauen und ihr Tuch
Interview collection, edited by Jessica El Menshawi and Helena de Anta, trotz allem Verlag, Zurich, 14,5 × 21,5 cm, 132 pages
Bauhaus-Paradigmen — Künste, Design und Pädagogik
Edited proceedings of the international conference Bauhaus-Paradigmen, University Siegen, edited by Anne Röhl, André Schütte, Phillip D. Th. Knobloch, Sara Hornäk, Susanne Henning, Katharina Gimbel, De Gruyter, 17,0 × 24,0 cm, 424 pages
ETH Week — Collaborative learning by design
Documentation, edited by Christine Bratrich and Lex Schaul, ETH Zurich Sustainability, Zurich, 19,5 × 26,5 cm, 160 pages
Johann Clausen
Website and wordmark, www.johannclausen.com, development: Jonas Braier
Johann Clausen
Custom wordmark for Johann Clausen, www.johannclausen.com
past & post – Fotografie in Archiv & Netz
Exhibition catalog, BelleVue — Space for Photography, Basel, 24 × 37 cm, 36 pages
UNITS Digital Production
Website, www.unitsdigitalproduction.com, development: Jonas Breier
OCÉANE
Website, www.oceane.blue, photography: Alexander Graeser and Johann Clausen
OCÉANE
Website, www.oceane.blue, photography: Alexander Graeser and Johann Clausen
Bauhaus-Paradigms
Series of posters, international conference, University of Siegen
Bauhaus-Paradigms
Website, www.bauhaus-paradigmen.de, international conference, University of Siegen
What Can Be Done to Make Trouble? A Question of Contemporary Art
Exhibition catalogue, art club Familie Montez, Edition Imorde, Gebr. Mann Verlag, Berlin, 17 x 24 cm, 104 pages, edition with 7 different covers, with Marie-Louise Greb
Moff – Künstlerinnen und Künstler im Gespräch Szene Rheinland
Magazine, Nr. 18, edited by Stefanie Klingemann, Cologne, 23,5 × 33 cm, 56 pages, cover with an artist’s edition by Rozbeh Asmani, with Marie-Louise Greb
Series of posters, lecture series, University of Siegen in Cooperation with the Museum for Contemporary Art, Siegen
ASMR
Series of posters with augmented reality details, photography: Johann Clausen
ASMR
Series of posters with augmented reality details, photography: Johann Clausen
ASMR
Series of posters with augmented reality details, photography: Johann Clausen
Peripherie. Wer steht am Rand?
Edited proceedings of the 81th conference of Art History students, University of Siegen, edited by Ludwig Andert and Anne Röhl, Edition Imorde, Emsdetten, 15,8 × 22 cm, 152 pages, with Marie-Louise Greb
Zaha Hadid Architects. Heydar Aliyev Center
Illustrated book, edited by Saffet Kaya Bekiroglu, Lars Müller Publishers, Zurich, two volumes, 21 × 33 cm, 128 pages, with Lars Müller Publishers
Trudels Haus. Ein Sperriges Erbe
Exhibition catalogue, edited by the Hans Trudel-Haus foundation, Baden, 16 × 24 cm, 412 pages, with Lars Müller Publishers
Ruine
Booklet, 21 × 29,7 cm, 52 pages, photography: Johann Clausen, text: Max Link
Ruine
Website, www.ruuuine.com, photography: Johann Clausen, text: Max Link
Ruine
Display typeface in three styles
Univers Oignon
Display typeface in four styles, for König Galerie, with Heimann und Schwantes
2=1+1. Ehe – Trennung – Freiheit
Poster and leaflet, new cinema Basel
Ecoloc
Visual identity, digital and print
Foldable Pictures. Implications of Mediality
Leaflet and poster, international conference, Institute of Art History, University of Zurich, with Marie-Louise Greb
Basel school of design, Annual report 2013/14
Annual report, edited by Basel school of design, Basel, 14,8 × 21 cm, 112 pages, with Office for Design
Viola Diehl Archiv
Website, www.violadiehlarchiv.ch, with Office for Design, development: Tom Walsh