After Hours
Culture doesn’t keep office hours.
A frame for the unexpected.
- Positioning & naming
- Flexible visual identity
- Event campaign system
- Digital programme concept
A self-initiated identity for a late-night arts programme. After Hours brings exhibitions, listening sessions, and performances together under one roof. The challenge was to give an eclectic programme a recognisable rhythm without making every event look the same.
A bracket opens a possibility. We use an oversized pair of parentheses as an invitation: a flexible container for whatever happens next. Acid yellow, electric blue, and an unapologetically direct typographic voice connect posters, tickets, and a digital programme.
Original concept study. No commissioned client or commercial outcome implied.
HoursA frame for the unexpected.
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&?!→A CONSISTENT IDEA. MANY DIFFERENT FORMS.
More than a mark.
A way of showing up.
The strongest identities hold together without making every application identical. This system uses a small set of recognisable ingredients, then lets scale, context, and material change the composition.
Each application answers a different question: how to catch attention at a distance, how to reward a closer look, and how to make an everyday interaction feel considered. The work is complete enough to describe a direction and open enough to keep evolving.
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