Visual communication for Ukrainian tableware and decor brand Yakush, designed by 2ka studio using an early version of KTF Ekran.

From the brand’s Instagram:

Yakush produces handmade glass objects made from eco-friendly materials. Blown glass products are the main direction of the YAKUSH brand. Their manufacturing site is located in Lviv (Ukraine). Blown glass is unique because the objects are made by free blowing. Blown (Guta) comes from the German word hütte – a glass-blowing workshop. The local technology has been known in the region since the 15th century and is being preserved with the support of Yakush.

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From the official website:

The fourth edition of the Kyiv Biennial, an international forum for art, knowledge, and politics that integrates exhibitions and discussion platforms, was taking place from October 16 to November 14, 2021. The edition "Allied" emphasizes cross-border collaboration and is jointly curated by members of the East Europe Biennial Alliance: Biennale Matter of Art Prague, Biennale Warszawa, Kyiv Biennial, OFF-Biennale Budapest, and Survival Kit Festival Riga.

The biennial’s diverse program addressed historical forms and contemporary examples of cultural and political alliances in Eastern Europe and beyond and their ability to create new social formats. Allied – Kyiv Biennial 2021 hosted a series of art projects and educational events particularly focusing on the conditions, political factors, and institutional actors that foster new alliances in the 21st century. The Kyiv Biennial explored the architectural context of the city and the residuals of Soviet modernism — the main location was the House of Cinema.

Graphic design by Wolfgang Schwärzler using the first versions of KTF Ekran and KTF Forma.

Karolina Pietrzyk has designed the catalog for One / Them, a double exhibition with works by Iza Tarasewicz and Zuza Golińska, curated by Stanisław Małecki. The catalog received a distinction at the Most Beautiful Polish Books of 2023 in the category Art Catalogs. Typefaces used are KTF Ekran from Kyiv Type Foundry and Store Norske Jazz from Skriftkompani.

The exhibition took place in the fall of 2023 at the Center of Polish Sculpture in Orońsko, who also published the catalog.
With texts from: Stanisław Małecki, Natalisa Sielewicz, Stach Szabłowski
Photos by: Jan Gaworski, Iza Tarasewicz, Zuza Golińska, Błażej Pindor
Photo editing: Justyna Fedec
Papers: Magno Volume, Gobi Grey, Munken Polar