Into the Droame by Pascal Bronner
Photo: Tüpokompanii. Graphic design: Brit Pavelson. License: All Rights Reserved.
Juunior and Panama Italic used in the book Into the Droame by Pascal Bronner, designed by Brit Pavelson and published by the Eesti Arhitektuurimuuseum (Estonian Museum of Architecture) on the occasion of the eponymous exhibition, curated by Grete Tiigiste. The title on the cover is set in the artist’s own stamping system.
The exhibition is described as follows by the Estonian Museum of Architecture:
Into the Droame is the first solo exhibition by British-German architect and artist Pascal Bronner which brings together Bronner’s internationally acclaimed architectural drawings, which explore parallel worlds where different characters created and the narratives surrounding them meet. Pascal Bronner has invented the English word droame, which refers to a state or space where dreaming, wandering, and feeling at home (dream, roam, and home) meet.
Photo: Tüpokompanii. Graphic design: Brit Pavelson. License: All Rights Reserved.
Photo: Tüpokompanii. Graphic design: Brit Pavelson. License: All Rights Reserved.
Photo: Tüpokompanii. Graphic design: Brit Pavelson. License: All Rights Reserved.
Photo: Tüpokompanii. Graphic design: Brit Pavelson. License: All Rights Reserved.
Photo: Tüpokompanii. Graphic design: Brit Pavelson. License: All Rights Reserved.
Photo: Tüpokompanii. Graphic design: Brit Pavelson. License: All Rights Reserved.
Photo: Tüpokompanii. Graphic design: Brit Pavelson. License: All Rights Reserved.
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