Đuro Seder Exhibition
Đuro Seder - Retrospective Exhibition
Đuro Seder (1927) is one of the most important Croatian contemporary painters. Through his rich artistic experience he used wide variety of styles. From Anti-Painting, Conceptual art to expressive figurative abstraction. For logo and custom made typography we were inspired by graphic forms from his early works.
Design: Marko Rašić & Vedrana Vrabec / Client: Modern Gallery, 2015
Catholic School Center
Catholic School Center St. Joseph Sarajevo
Inspired by their slogan “Semper Magis” (Latin for “Always More”) we did “spatial typographic” concept for school interior. The idea is to use different Latin phrases for specific spaces and rooms in school. Here you can see a very first finished intervention at the entrance hall where we used phrase “Quo Vadis?” (“Where are you going?”). Croatian translation is provided on the opposite wall which was also used for school history exhibition. Donor wall is designed as an integral part of the whole spatial intervention in a way that it can be easily updated.
Design: Marko Rašić & Vedrana Vrabec / Client: Catholic School Center Sarajevo, Principal Ivica Mršo / November, 2014
Altum Global
Altum Global
Visual identity for beach accessories company. Altum Global is a young company that makes innovative products in tourism sector under slogan “products with good vibrations”. Their products are high quality and eye-catching design. Altum has many different meanings in Latin which are related to deep or deep water. We also design graphics for their products like Tuuli beach towel clips.
Design: Marko Rašić & Vedrana Vrabec / Client: Altum Global, 2014
From Klović and Rembrandt to Warhol and Picelj
From Klović and Rembrandt to Warhol and Picelj - 90th anniversary of the National and University Library's graphics collection
About 40 thousand people visited the largest exhibition of graphics in the history of Croatia in a period of just two months. A wealthy collection of graphics from the National and University Library in Zagreb were shown for the first time to the public for its 90th anniversary. The entire exhibition had over 650 exhibits on 1100 m2 in The Museum of Arts and Crafts in Zagreb. The visual framework of the exhibition was a “timeline” on which were presented 650 exhibits shown in chronological order (15th – 20th century). Every period and theme was differentiated by color and ambient with specially designed postaments and art installations. Interactive installation ˝Leave a mark˝ is movement-sensitive, and it presented a contemporary form of a graphic – virtual and temporary. It was placed at the end to leave a mark on visitors. Multiplied handprints also reminded them of the very beginnings of visual expression.
Exhibition design: Studio Rašić: Ante Rašić, Marko Rašić, Vedrana Vrabec / Client: The National and Universitylibrary of Zagreb, Museum of Arts and Crafts Zagreb/ 2009-2010 / Exhibition Curators: Mikica Maštrović, Josip Bratulić, Tonko Maroević, Zvonko Maković, Milan Pelc, Jasna Galjer
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Leave A Mark
Leave A Mark
A wealthy collection of graphics from the National and University Library in Zagreb were shown for the first time to public for its 90th anniversary. Entire exhibition had over 650 exhibits on 1100 m2. “Leave a mark” is interactive, movement-sensitive installation, and it was used to present a simple act of art creation, a contemporary form of a graphic as short term and virtual. Handprint symbol was used as a reference to the first art forms (caveman drawing) and beginnings of visual expression.
Exhibition design: Studio Rašić – Ante Rašić, Marko Rašić, Vedrana Vrabec / Interaction design: Marko Rašić & Vedrana Vrabec / Programing: Vedran Kolac / Client: The National and University library of Zagreb, Museum of Arts and Crafts Zagreb/ 2009-2010