CCN2 — Centre Chorégraphique National de Grenoble
Enfant Terrible has redesigned the visual identity of CCN2, the National Choreographic Center of Grenoble.
By supporting the projects of resident artists, the CCN2 asserts itself as a structure that welcomes and accompanies: It’s a true hotspot for creation. This positioning is graphically translated to four corners, a matrix that fits into the logo, stretches, adjusts to accommodate, and highlights – semantically or pictorially – the output of a resident artist.
The focus is on the photographic image, which is placed at the heart of the visual identity. Each season, an artist photographer is invited to visualize a chosen theme.
The typography plays with the inset image. The two widths of Mars – Extended and Condensed – bring dynamism. With its raw and expressive design, Averia Serif evokes the universe of the manifesto, and texts printed with limited means. It adds a certain immediacy and urgency to the message.
Client: CCN2 – Rachid Ouramdane and Yoann Bourgeois
Printing: Imprimerie de Pont-de-Claix
Seasonal Photographer: Géraldine Arsenault
Typefaces: Mars (Production Type), Averia Serif Libre (Dan Sayers)
