studio.work

ci­pli­nary artist and in­cludes his col­lab­o­ra­tions with col­leagues and pro­fes­sion­als in a wide range of vi­sual dis­ci­plines. Studio’s ap­proach could be de­scribed as ‘transter­ri­to­ri­al’, as it is of­ten ap­plied while work­ing across the ar­eas, ie. art, de­sign, mu­sic, fash­ion & me­dia. Ex­pe­ri­ence of work­ing across a wide range of me­dia in ad­di­tion to a to­tal in­volve­ment in to­day’s cul­tural vibe are key as­pects for studio.work in the process of de­vel­op­ing cre­ative so­lu­tions and search­ing for the new strate­gies to deal with to­day’s cre­ative de­mands at vi­sual-aes­thet­i­cal, con­cep­tual & so­cio-eth­i­cal lev­els. In re­cent years studio.work has worked on ma­jor pro­jects in the UK, Spain, Aus­tralia, Aus­tria, Swe­den, Poland, Es­to­nia, Rus­sia and US, in­clud­ing com­mis­sions from clients: La Coste, VISA, Wall­pa­per, Twit­ter, Diesel, Snick­ers, Com­puter Arts, Del­vaux, Reebok, Der Stan­dard, State Tretyakov Gallery, Her­mitage Mu­seum, In­ter­na­tional Mu­seum Night, Man­i­festa 10 and a range of in­ter­na­tional agen­cies. studio.work’s port­foilio rep­re­sents var­i­ous works, they have been se­lected to de­fine the bu­reau’s mul­ti­dis­ci­pli­nary ap­proach and fo­cus field. If you are in­ter­ested in con­tact­ing the studio with re­gards to col­lab­o­ra­tions, com­mis­sions, or for any other rea­son, please don’t hes­i­tate to get in touch.