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Aesthetics of sacrifice

Posted on March 21st, 2010 by steve

‘Some of my favorite assignments are posters and program flyers for conferences dealing with complex subjects. This one was about patterns, forms, functions and aesthetics of sacrificial rituals. Raster design with blood (OK, beet juice)!’

The work of Nina Stössinger.

More project details in her blog post here.

Or you can read it in the original German here, or in bad Google translated English here.

tags: cool finds, illustration, typography // 1 comment  . . .   

One Response to “Aesthetics of sacrifice”

  1. Nina Stössinger // Mar 21, 2010 at 2:04 pm

    Thanks for the feature!
    Haha, that Google translation is horrid. Here’s an actual English version of my blog post if anyone is interested:
    http://sehsucht.wordpress.com/2010/03/21/action-painting-on-the-balcony/

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