Masculine/Feminine by Peter Bil'ak/Johanna Bil'ak

Typotheque spent a considerable amount of time not only

creating typefaces but also using them in diverse projects.

These projects range from books, postage stamps, posters,

webpages, t-shirt designs and exhibition architecture/design

to more unexpected disciplines such as conceptual proposals for modern dance performances or even organisation.

This folder/poster presents a selection of 62 projects done by Johanna and Peter Bil'ak from 1998 to 2007. The two sides represent the two hemispheres, two methodologies, two different sensitivities, the masculine and the feminine. The combination of the two is Typotheque.

I think this sounds very interesting, we are not purely feminine and masculine beings, in a male in certain areas they may hold more feminine qualities than their feminine counterpart and vica versa.

I'm wondering if the combination of the male and female will give more of a satisfying consumer experience. All sensitivities are catered for, the dry, the emotional, the sharp and the softer look at things.

I really like the look of the pure white background contrasting with vivid colour's.

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