Perfectly normal.
Designer, artist, inventor? With his reinventions of everyday things, Dominic Wilcox changes our perspectives, and puts a smile on the faces of the TYPO 2017 audience. We sat down with him to talk about the creative potential of everyday things, explaining creativity to politicians, and what it’s like to be an introvert at a party.
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by David Reitenbach and Christoph Rauscher
Schon zwei Wochen ohne TYPO Berlin … Was bleibt? Ein vollgeschriebenes Notizbuch, die ein oder andere Visitenkarte, jede Menge neue Impulse – und viele kleine, überraschende Fakten, die wir hier noch einmal Revue passieren lassen.
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von Nina Sieverding
Auf der diesjährigen Typo machen wir getreu dem Motto „Wanderlust“ einen überraschenden Fund: den Umweg. Das unperfekte Moment in den Erfolgsgeschichten der Vortragenden lässt uns aufhorchen. Wir bitten Aoi Yamaguchi, Chris Campe, Dominic Wilcox, Erik Kessels und Peter Breuer auf die Bühne – eine fiktive Gesprächscollage.
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von Catharina Dörr und Miriam Kadel
Niko Kitsakis explains, how learning the Japanese language and experiencing the country and culture affected his work and personal life. His unique perception and his experiences are presented at TYPO Berlin.
おもしろおかしい国「日本」がどのように彼のデザインワーク，そして人生に影響を与えたか。日本人から見る日本とは異なる，とても興味深い講演がTYPO Berlinで行われた。
Menno Cruijsen, Design director at Lava in Amsterdam, answers our questions on the defining moments in his career starting with his first paid gig as a designer, and his approach to a project.
In his presentation at TYPO Berlin 2015 “No risk no fun – bright sight of typography for younger and older”, Jan Bajtlik talks about the five key principles that took him to the top, all of which are adapted from his other passion: mountaineering.
