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teaching, research + design

Leipzig Katılım Nisan 2012
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ドイツの大学 HAW Hamburg のデザイン学科にお呼びいただき、タイプデザイン担当教授の Pierre Pané-Farré さんの授業にて公演をさせて頂きました。 緊張しましたが、学生の皆様からの質問が沢山あって、とても嬉しかったです。この度は貴重な機会をいただきありがとうございました! 🙏 @panefarre
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For a few years, work opportunities led me to work mostly on website development, and workshops. But I'd like to find more print design work, ideally for publishing, if not for posters. If you want to work together, don't hesitate to DM! 👽🫶
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@idiidiiidesign But for that, we need to encourage type designers to think more abstractly, to allow themselves to stand aside from the expected things, and to make experimental typography visible, to teach it, to set it up as a theoretical framework as important as the technical-historical.
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I just wish for type design to be more welcoming toward new narratives about itself, and that we encourage students & type designer to invent new narratives instead of unconsciously still pushing them to grow those who no longer need to grow.
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What I'm suggesting is that —perhaps— we think of typedesign too much as a technical field, that we focus too much on how to produce it and be in a historical continuity, rather than pushing students and type designers to imagine ways of being for typography that don't yet exist.
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And I came to ask myself these questions, because as a student, I had the feeling that unlike other fields such as music, litterature, comic book or physics, typography showed a lack of imagination towards its own possibilities.
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@celiason I fully agree. However other sources from this period indicate that it might not have been so far off. For example, Talbot’s daguerreotype of the Trafalgar Square, taken in 1844.
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My timeline is mainly constituted of 3 groups : — Type designers — French Far-Far-leftists — Occultists Not long ago I realized that in the last 2 groups, people spend a lot of time —a lot— disagreeing, arguing, quarreling with each other, while type designers group almost never
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Thank you for all the nice responses and positive feedback! For more information and availability – please get in touch via * mail [at] panefarre [dot] com *. There are still some few copies left!
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In the mailbox today, another fantastic publication by Pierre Pané Farré @panefarre about Will and Schumacher, wood type manufacturer in Mannheim. An example of typographic research, remarkably conducted and beautifully designed. Bravo Pierre!

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