StudioTo

About

Design practice of Tancrède Ottiger : graphic and type designer, teacher. Listed typefaces are available on ToSupply.

Founded in 2015, the studio is characterized by a collaborative practice with various players in the field of design such as developers, photographers, designers, architects & filmmakers. The studio works across a range of media, from print to digital : typefaces, visual identities, websites, books, publications and scenography. Typography plays a central role in the studio’s design process, and great care is taken to select the texture that best conveys the intended message. In addition, the studio conducts an ongoing reasearch into production means and new technologies in order to provide a meaningfull solution for each project.

Teaching

2020–ECAL/University of Art and Design, Lausanne ( CH )

2020–Eracom, Lausanne ( CH )

Lectures

2021ECAL/University of Art and Design, Lausanne ( CH )

2019ECAL/University of Art and Design, Lausanne ( CH )

2017Eikon, Fribourg ( CH )

Exhibitions

2020Weltformat Graphic Design Festival, Lucerne ( CH )

2016ECAL Graphic Design, Beijing ( CN )

2016ECAL Graphic Design, Shanghai ( CN )

2016ECAL Graphic Design, Hong Kong ( HK )

2016ECAL Graphic Design, Paris ( FR )

2015Swiss Ambassy, London ( UK )

Press

2016Ligature.ch

2016Frame

2015idPure no. 38

Collaborators

Alice Franchetti
Aurèle Sack
Adrien Rovero
Benoit Jeannet
Etienne Malapert
Gavillet-Cie
Giliane Cachin
Matthieu Gafsou
Romain Cazier
Younès Klouche

Credits

Development : Romain Cazier

Photography : Etienne MalapertYounès Klouche

Graphic
Project
Client
Type
Artist Portfolio
Gaspard Delachaux
Website
Collaborators

Gaspard Delachaux’s practice ranges from sculpture and drawing to film making and installation. He came to me with the intention of building an online portfolio that would document the richess and variety of his life-work.

The website stems from the intention to create synergies between the graphic language and the work itself. A heap of creatures introduce the site, slowly making the artist’s name visible. Inspired first by an animation, they’re now dynamicaly generated by the site and each creature has an independant behavior. They stand as poetic reminder, linking the artworks together and inviting the viewer to look further.

The floating black space then leaves room for the index to pile up, bringing back physicality, especially the weight of the sculptures, in the abstract context of the digital world.

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