2yolk
The Greek crisis and the world’s economic crisis is like Lernean Hydra. Attempting to solve one problem you create another two.
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CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
The Lernean Hydra
2yolk
The Greek crisis and the world’s economic crisis is like Lernean Hydra. Attempting to solve one problem you create another two.
The Lernean Hydra
2yolk
The Greek crisis and the world’s economic crisis is like Lernean Hydra. Attempting to solve one problem you create another two.
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Mankind
Aeraki
Unexpectedly expected form of routines for mankind: CRISIS, which inhales soul to exhale ash while allowing “newborn” to become its following breath.
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CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Mankind
Aeraki
Unexpectedly expected form of routines for mankind: CRISIS, which inhales soul to exhale ash while allowing “newborn” to become its following breath.
Mankind
Aeraki
Unexpectedly expected form of routines for mankind: CRISIS, which inhales soul to exhale ash while allowing “newborn” to become its following breath.
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Arrhythmia
Asprimera
In the circle of our life there is a disruption in the rhythm... for a while. Etym. from Greek a + rhythmos, (lack of rhythm).
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CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Arrhythmia
Asprimera
In the circle of our life there is a disruption in the rhythm... for a while. Etym. from Greek a + rhythmos, (lack of rhythm).
Arrhythmia
Asprimera
In the circle of our life there is a disruption in the rhythm... for a while. Etym. from Greek a + rhythmos, (lack of rhythm).
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Sailing at the edge of turbulence grows a new beginning
Beetroot
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CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Sailing at the edge of turbulence grows a new beginning
Beetroot
Sailing at the edge of turbulence grows a new beginning
Beetroot
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Metamorphosis
Bend
Latin from Greek metamorphosis, from metamorphoun “transform, change shape”. A change in form or nature of a thing or person into a completely different one by natural, supernatural or social means.
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CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Metamorphosis
Bend
Latin from Greek metamorphosis, from metamorphoun “transform, change shape”. A change in form or nature of a thing or person into a completely different one by natural, supernatural or social means.
Metamorphosis
Bend
Latin from Greek metamorphosis, from metamorphoun “transform, change shape”. A change in form or nature of a thing or person into a completely different one by natural, supernatural or social means.
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Greek Textile
Bluetit studio
My source of inspiration for this illustration were the various textiles that I discovered from my grandmothers. The period when women wove on the loom was a difficult time for people in rural villages because of the prevailing circumstances. The technical and creative weaving loom is something very like the Greek word “crisis”. As textiles were a source of creativity for people then, this was for me a source of creation through the crisis which we live.
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CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Greek Textile
Bluetit studio
My source of inspiration for this illustration were the various textiles that I discovered from my grandmothers. The period when women wove on the loom was a difficult time for people in rural villages because of the prevailing circumstances. The technical and creative weaving loom is something very like the Greek word “crisis”. As textiles were a source of creativity for people then, this was for me a source of creation through the crisis which we live.
Greek Textile
Bluetit studio
My source of inspiration for this illustration were the various textiles that I discovered from my grandmothers. The period when women wove on the loom was a difficult time for people in rural villages because of the prevailing circumstances. The technical and creative weaving loom is something very like the Greek word “crisis”. As textiles were a source of creativity for people then, this was for me a source of creation through the crisis which we live.
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Beware of the deadly tentacles of the crisis
Bob studio
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CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Beware of the deadly tentacles of the crisis
Bob studio
Beware of the deadly tentacles of the crisis
Bob studio
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
C is for crisis
Brittle
C is for crisis, you can’t afford a cat or the oh so meaningful smile.
e
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
C is for crisis
Brittle
C is for crisis, you can’t afford a cat or the oh so meaningful smile.
C is for crisis
Brittle
C is for crisis, you can’t afford a cat or the oh so meaningful smile.
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Labyrinth
Chris Trivizas
Τhe way out of the crisis? The crisis is a labyrinth without an exit. Visualizing the crisis with a labyrinth inside the drop cap of the word, we want to indicate being entrapped in it. This labyrinth is also different: it only has one opening, a clear insinuation that the only way out is by reversing our entry course.
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CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Labyrinth
Chris Trivizas
Τhe way out of the crisis? The crisis is a labyrinth without an exit. Visualizing the crisis with a labyrinth inside the drop cap of the word, we want to indicate being entrapped in it. This labyrinth is also different: it only has one opening, a clear insinuation that the only way out is by reversing our entry course.
Labyrinth
Chris Trivizas
Τhe way out of the crisis? The crisis is a labyrinth without an exit. Visualizing the crisis with a labyrinth inside the drop cap of the word, we want to indicate being entrapped in it. This labyrinth is also different: it only has one opening, a clear insinuation that the only way out is by reversing our entry course.
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
This is how Greece looks like in “Fette classic UNZ Fractur” font
Designbond
A “typographic” ascertainment on the disfigurement of characteristics. A comment on the non-functional degradation of uniqueness.
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CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
This is how Greece looks like in “Fette classic UNZ Fractur” font
Designbond
A “typographic” ascertainment on the disfigurement of characteristics. A comment on the non-functional degradation of uniqueness.
This is how Greece looks like in “Fette classic UNZ Fractur” font
Designbond
A “typographic” ascertainment on the disfigurement of characteristics. A comment on the non-functional degradation of uniqueness.
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
The unbearable lightness of hope
Designers united
It is the heavy burden of hope that all of us shoulder in order to exit the crisis.
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CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
The unbearable lightness of hope
Designers united
It is the heavy burden of hope that all of us shoulder in order to exit the crisis.
The unbearable lightness of hope
Designers united
It is the heavy burden of hope that all of us shoulder in order to exit the crisis.
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Skatanaloste
Designpark
A slogan written on the wall of central Athens.
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CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Skatanaloste
Designpark
A slogan written on the wall of central Athens.
Skatanaloste
Designpark
A slogan written on the wall of central Athens.
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Labyrinth
Dkd
A typographical interpretation of the “labyrinthian” paths the crisis in Greece has led us through.
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CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Labyrinth
Dkd
A typographical interpretation of the “labyrinthian” paths the crisis in Greece has led us through.
Labyrinth
Dkd
A typographical interpretation of the “labyrinthian” paths the crisis in Greece has led us through.
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
The Antidote
Dolphins // communication design
Inspired by the philosophy of the useful applications for smartphones and the immense Greek vocabulary we recommend 16 apps, which, if installed in the minds of Greek and apply their content, we have the antidote to crisis. Install it for free!
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CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
The Antidote
Dolphins // communication design
Inspired by the philosophy of the useful applications for smartphones and the immense Greek vocabulary we recommend 16 apps, which, if installed in the minds of Greek and apply their content, we have the antidote to crisis. Install it for free!
The Antidote
Dolphins // communication design
Inspired by the philosophy of the useful applications for smartphones and the immense Greek vocabulary we recommend 16 apps, which, if installed in the minds of Greek and apply their content, we have the antidote to crisis. Install it for free!
Espresso Studio
Just trying to make a picture on the project title.
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Kaimos
Evangelos Kassavetis
The irresistible longing that can turn scarcity into inspiration and desperation into faith. A negative experience with a positive sign
(available exclusively in the greek language...)
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CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Kaimos
Evangelos Kassavetis
The irresistible longing that can turn scarcity into inspiration and desperation into faith. A negative experience with a positive sign
(available exclusively in the greek language...)
Kaimos
Evangelos Kassavetis
The irresistible longing that can turn scarcity into inspiration and desperation into faith. A negative experience with a positive sign
(available exclusively in the greek language...)
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
The treat
Faze
The irresistible longing that can turn scarcity into inspiration and desperation into faith. A negative experience with a positive sign
e
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
The treat
Faze
You have to be a fool to get fooled. That’s the way it happened with Greece. While staring and chasing the dazzling treat-bait, the Greek didn’t realize who has he let riding on his shoulders.
The treat
Faze
You have to be a fool to get fooled. That’s the way it happened with Greece. While staring and chasing the dazzling treat-bait, the Greek didn’t realize who has he let riding on his shoulders.
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Love me
Fotis Pehlivanidis
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CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Love me
Fotis Pehlivanidis
Love me
Fotis Pehlivanidis
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Τhe darkest hour
Front
Linoleum engraving, ipad & photoshop.
e
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Τhe darkest hour
Front
Linoleum engraving, ipad & photoshop.
Τhe darkest hour
Front
Linoleum engraving, ipad & photoshop.
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Τhe darkest hour
Fx3™
When the control parameter of a chaotic system is modified the chaotic attractor touches an unstable periodic orbit inside the basin of attraction inducing a sudden expansion in the attractor. This phenomenon is termed as interior crisis in a chaotic system.
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CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Untitled
Fx3™
When the control parameter of a chaotic system is modified the chaotic attractor touches an unstable periodic orbit inside the basin of attraction inducing a sudden expansion in the attractor. This phenomenon is termed as interior crisis in a chaotic system.
Untitled
Fx3™
When the control parameter of a chaotic system is modified the chaotic attractor touches an unstable periodic orbit inside the basin of attraction inducing a sudden expansion in the attractor. This phenomenon is termed as interior crisis in a chaotic system.
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Neither sacred nor blessed (remember history - kill bureaucracy)
Inogitna
Images inspired by the “financial” crisis and its impact on the Greek “reality.” Primarily on labor relations - contracts, and the “fall” of the Greek public services myth. Collages on photographs I took in abandoned factories near Athens.
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CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Neither sacred nor blessed (remember history - kill bureaucracy)
Inogitna
Images inspired by the “financial” crisis and its impact on the Greek “reality.” Primarily on labor relations - contracts, and the “fall” of the Greek public services myth. Collages on photographs I took in abandoned factories near Athens.
Neither sacred nor blessed (remember history - kill bureaucracy)
Inogitna
Images inspired by the “financial” crisis and its impact on the Greek “reality.” Primarily on labor relations - contracts, and the “fall” of the Greek public services myth. Collages on photographs I took in abandoned factories near Athens.
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Things look smaller when you go away
Inva
With this phrase, describing an obvious situation, the designer Nestoras Kechagias expresses the not that obvious sense of compulsory relocation. All images collected as you walk, gathered in a large mass of unorganized memories that compose the overall appearance of the city from afar.
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CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Things look smaller when you go away
Inva
With this phrase, describing an obvious situation, the designer Nestoras Kechagias expresses the not that obvious sense of compulsory relocation. All images collected as you walk, gathered in a large mass of unorganized memories that compose the overall appearance of the city from afar.
Things look smaller when you go away
Inva
With this phrase, describing an obvious situation, the designer Nestoras Kechagias expresses the not that obvious sense of compulsory relocation. All images collected as you walk, gathered in a large mass of unorganized memories that compose the overall appearance of the city from afar.
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Thunderbolt
Ioannis Fetanis
The symbol of Zeus, god of the gods. It is he who controls the changes of the weather. Symbolizing not only the crisis and the “winter” that we are going through but also the power and the ideas that will lead us out of it, towards the “summer”. The ancient Greek word “crisis” comes into being with the use of experimental typography shaping the symbol of the thunder, while the color code of the Attic black-figure is used.
CRISIS IS A GREEK WORD
OCTOBER 2015 - MARCH 2016
Thunderbolt
Ioannis Fetanis
The symbol of Zeus, god of the gods. It is he who controls the changes of the weather. Symbolizing not only the crisis and the “winter” that we are going through but also the power and the ideas that will lead us out of it, towards the “summer”. The ancient Greek word “crisis” comes into being with the use of experimental typography shaping the symbol of the thunder, while the color code of the Attic black-figure is used.
Thunderbolt
Ioannis Fetanis
The symbol of Zeus, god of the gods. It is he who controls the changes of the weather. Symbolizing not only the crisis and the “winter” that we are going through but also the power and the ideas that will lead us out of it, towards the “summer”. The ancient Greek word “crisis” comes into being with the use of experimental typography shaping the symbol of the thunder, while the color code of the Attic black-figure is used.
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