CAROLINESEIDLER.COM presents an illustration showcase on the topic of culture, exhibitions, trade fairs and tourism with works for THEATER AN DER WIEN, VOLKSTHEATER Vienna, MUSEUM REGENSBURG, ...
CULTURE, TOURISM, EVENTS, MUSEUMS and EXHIBITIONS – illustration is responsible in part for the presentation in these areas. GINA MÜLLER was in charge of exhibition design for the Vienna Museum of Science and Technology themed upon ‘City of the Future’.
THOMAS MADREITER illustrated for ZDF and WIEN Marketing – accompanying events on Vienna’s Rathausplatz Square, VALERIE TIEFENBACHER for VOLKSTHEATER Vienna, TIBO EXENBERGER for confectionery Konditorei ZAUNER in Bad Ischl, EVA VASARI for the accompanying program and out-of-home measures for the opera series at THEATER AN DER WIEN.
KERSTIN LUTTENFELDNER designed the cover featuring the great masters of cabaret for record label Hoazl, THOMAS MADREITER with LEO for vacation region Saalfelden, KATHRIN FRANK for MUSEUM REGENSBURG, EVA VASARI for the DOR Film ‘How I learned to be a child myself’ – an Austrian coming-of-age movie (story: André Heller, director: Rupert Henning), which will be aired on TV in the next couple of days.
STEFANIE HILGARTH illustrated for the state exhibitions in Lower Austria ‘Bumpy World’, ‘Let’s Go Magazines’ with zunderzwo (conception and exhibition design from Vienna), and in the Schallaburg on the topic of ‘500 Years of Reformation’, and as a video in Weltmuseum Wien for the re-opening.
ARTUR BODENSTEIN illustrated for winter tourism on mountain railways in Lower Austria and the Vienna Boys Choir in Vitznau / Switzerland, CLAUDIA MEITERT out-of-home 360° art in Regensburg, BLAGOVESTA BAKARDJIVA for the nock/art hiking trail in Kärnten…
Upon request, carolineseidler.com will gladly send you detailed information on the topic of culture and exhibitions, trade fairs, and tourism with a complete monographic exhibition and the credits of the teams. Email to : officecarolineseidler.com.
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Artist Thomas Madreiter c/o carolineseidler.com
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We build on commissioned art and make people's need for visual communication our focus. We support visual communication with illustration and animation. The development of photography pushed illustration out of the spotlight for many years: however, the trend towards valuing craftsmanship has given illustration a new place. We learned to read with pictures. Illustrators bring content to life, capture messages and needs in images, develop key visuals to appeal to consumers. Lines, composition and colors provide the impetus to delve into topics and awaken needs.
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