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Project
2020
Rohan Chaurasia on how his childhood in Thailand influences his design practice, exploring mundanity and animism
2020
Poster
2015
Five years worth of Austrian club night posters from studio OrtnerSchinko
2015
Poster
2015
Sometimes surreal, always innovative poster design from Austrian agency Studio Vie
2015
Project
2020
Heading in a “more radical direction”, studio es hopes to challenge the status quo in Austria
2020
Publication
2020
Austria-based designer Simon Merz’ Meta is “a book about itself”
2020
Project
2019
Studio 150 wants young graphic designers in Thailand to break the mould
2019
Project
2018
Territory Studio designs media for James Bond experience in the Austrian mountains
2018
Project
2015
Thai illustrator Tanawat Sakdawisarak has a coolly surreal aesthetic
2015
Project
2012
Austrian whizzes Atelier Olschinsky produce amazing mirrored cityscapes
2012
Project
2014
Klaus Pichler's absurd photographs of miniature allotments in Austria
2014
Project
2017
Larry Hallegua captures sun worshippers on Pattaya Beach in Thailand
2017
Poster
2015
Great poster designs for Adana Nights series by Vienna-based Lukas Haider
2015
Project
2013
Lee Mawdsley shoots Qatar for CBQ and make us want to emigrate, fast.
2013
Publication
2015
Austrian studio es’ eclectic type and intuitive editorial design for A priori magazine
2015
Project
2013
Studio Vie refresh an Austrian music brand still trapped in the 1990s
2013
Project
2015
Bangkok as seen by one of our favourite photographers, Cait Oppermann
2015
Publication
2017
1960s Thai erotic magazines show creativity in their censorship
2017
Photograph
2019
Sharing stories from the city, C/O Vienna is a satirical take on traditional magazines
2019
Project
2014
Art: Austrian collective Numen/For Use create the most fun-looking interactive sculpture
2014
Identity
2021
Mark Corfield-Moore eschews the traditional weaving technique of ikat to explore his dual Thai and British identity
2021
Project
2015
A rainbow-like portrait of modern Thailand from Pipatra Banpabutr
2015