SINGULART MAGAZINE
SINGULART MAGAZINE
While working at Singulart, I designed two complete editions of the Singulart Magazine, a biannual publication aimed at showcasing artists, trends, and the evolving art market.
Each 76-page issue was printed in 15,000 copies and distributed to collectors and key partners. The magazine was produced in bilingual formats, French/Japanese and English/German, to reflect the gallery’s international reach
Year
2023
Category
Editorial
Research
Research
Ahead of the design phase, I explored visual trends, emerging artist movements, and shifts in collector interests. The goal was to understand what would resonate with both established and newer buyers. This research informed the tone and structure of the magazine, helping to shape an editorial direction that felt both relevant and forward-looking.
Ahead of the design phase, I explored visual trends, emerging artist movements, and shifts in collector interests. The goal was to understand what would resonate with both established and newer buyers. This research informed the tone and structure of the magazine, helping to shape an editorial direction that felt both relevant and forward-looking.
Ahead of the design phase, I explored visual trends, emerging artist movements, and shifts in collector interests. The goal was to understand what would resonate with both established and newer buyers. This research informed the tone and structure of the magazine, helping to shape an editorial direction that felt both relevant and forward-looking.
Research
Ahead of the design phase, I explored visual trends, emerging artist movements, and shifts in collector interests. The goal was to understand what would resonate with both established and newer buyers. This research informed the tone and structure of the magazine, helping to shape an editorial direction that felt both relevant and forward-looking.
Design
Design
I developed the magazine from scratch, building a layout system that could handle multilingual content while staying visually balanced. The typography, grids and pacing were carefully chosen to reflect both clarity and sophistication. The visual language drew from Singulart’s digital brand but was reinterpreted for print, focusing on white space, strong photography, and clean lines.
I developed the magazine from scratch, building a layout system that could handle multilingual content while staying visually balanced. The typography, grids and pacing were carefully chosen to reflect both clarity and sophistication. The visual language drew from Singulart’s digital brand but was reinterpreted for print, focusing on white space, strong photography, and clean lines.
I developed the magazine from scratch, building a layout system that could handle multilingual content while staying visually balanced. The typography, grids and pacing were carefully chosen to reflect both clarity and sophistication. The visual language drew from Singulart’s digital brand but was reinterpreted for print, focusing on white space, strong photography, and clean lines.
Design
I developed the magazine from scratch, building a layout system that could handle multilingual content while staying visually balanced. The typography, grids and pacing were carefully chosen to reflect both clarity and sophistication. The visual language drew from Singulart’s digital brand but was reinterpreted for print, focusing on white space, strong photography, and clean lines.
Concept
Concept
The idea was to create more than a catalogue, a collectible object that builds emotional connection with the brand. The magazine invites readers into the world of Singulart, giving space to artist interviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and curated selections. By blending editorial storytelling with brand content, the publication became a key communication tool, reinforcing Singulart’s position in the global art market.
The idea was to create more than a catalogue, a collectible object that builds emotional connection with the brand. The magazine invites readers into the world of Singulart, giving space to artist interviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and curated selections. By blending editorial storytelling with brand content, the publication became a key communication tool, reinforcing Singulart’s position in the global art market.
The idea was to create more than a catalogue, a collectible object that builds emotional connection with the brand. The magazine invites readers into the world of Singulart, giving space to artist interviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and curated selections. By blending editorial storytelling with brand content, the publication became a key communication tool, reinforcing Singulart’s position in the global art market.
Concept
The idea was to create more than a catalogue, a collectible object that builds emotional connection with the brand. The magazine invites readers into the world of Singulart, giving space to artist interviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and curated selections. By blending editorial storytelling with brand content, the publication became a key communication tool, reinforcing Singulart’s position in the global art market.
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