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Love this typographic poster and t-shirt by Neubau Berlin for their exhibition called Neubauism.
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The Neubau Berlin homepage is an example of those faux artsy, spend-an-hour-learning-to-navigate flash sites that only serve to discourage visitors. The Neubauism site is a little better, but it still seems like it’s trying too hard to be “creative”.
I bring this up because the shirt and poster seem to be in the same vein as their web design.
The exhibition looks interesting at first, but even that is probably just more of the same. All of this is just my opinion, of course, but I expect I’ll be ostracized for it in the following comments.
OMG, scary t-shirt :D
Andrew, I totally agree with you about their site. Every time I visit it I get frustrated by the navigation, it’s not clear enough. Other than that though I think they do some great design work and this poster and tee are examples of it.
Yes, the site isn’t even experiential… it’s just confusing and contrived :(
I like it. The systematic approach is dammmmmn tight.
Would love to get my hands on that poster but it doesn’t seem to be for sale online.
Bobby, the poster and tee will be on sale in August.
love neubau stuff. i think their stuff just too cool so you have to fiddle with the ‘hints’ a bit to find the interesting part behind. cheers
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