Design by Hanna Madej

Pamiątkowe zdjęcie z mojej pierwszej wystawy w Kunstforum RadioLenck

Remember The Time - Lehmbruck Archive Designed by Hanna Madej Photographed by Sahan Dhanapala @offbeat_clicks ‘’Sulpture is the essence of things, the essence of nature, that which is eternally human.’’ - Wilhelm Lehmbruck My main inspiration for this project was this quote from Wilhelm, which I remember vividly. Therefore, in my work, I tried to convey the essence of his work as closely as possible. I wanted the archive to be minimalistic and neutral. I wanted it to breathe, for the sculptures to speak for themselves. The Lehmbruck Archive is prototype of digital collection of the artist‘s sculptures, exhibited at the Lehmbruck Museum in Duisburg. The collection contains 33 pieces. On the website, users can filter works by three different categories: time, material, and theme. The interface allows users to shuffle photos, providing interesting visual experiences. Each category is enriched with brief description. Users can then select any sculpture by clicking the mouse and explore the artwork on two levels: full-size and close-up. The zoomed view reveals interesting facts about the sculpture, such as quotes, audio guides, information about the material, a short slideshow, and a description of the time in which it was created. Additionally, the archive also contains sections devoted to the artist himself and the history of the museum. Project Name: Lehmbruck Archive Concept and Design: Hanna Madej Photography: Sahan Dhanapala Typefaces: Nomos Sans and Allrounder Antiqua from Identity Letters @identity.letters Supervisor: Profesor Nicolas Markwald Special Thanks: First and foremost, I‘d like to thank my friend Sahan Dhanapala, who took the beautiful photographs that formed the basis of this project. I‘d also like to thank Profesor Markwald for his support and oversight of the entire process, and for all his valuable advices. I am very grateful to the entire team at the Lehmbruck Museum in Duisburg for the opportunity to photograph the sculptures. This project was designed and produced by Hanna Madej for the course “Remember The Time” at Hochschule Rhein-Waal, Kamp-Lintfort, Germany. © 2025 Hanna Madej and Hochschule Rhein-Waal

Glimpses of my last semester work digital campaign Care for Creatives 💙 While working on this project, I asked fellow designers to draw their path from IDEA to the FINAL PRODUCT. This simple exercise revealed how many forms creative process can take. I gathered a small collection of truly unique journeys of creation, showing that this process is rarely smooth or linear. And that is what Care for Creatives is about: speaking honestly about what is REALLY like to create. I am deeply grateful for everybody who contributed to this project 💙 Especially big thanks for: Samira, Daryna, Denis and Joel for their time and interviews. I appreciate all the talks we had guys 🤗 It was truly a great experience to connect with other creators like that! used typeface: Stolzl

Mycelium Studio🍄‍🟫✨ was my first experience with sustainable product design! What an interesting journey it was, wrapped up in our final exhibition at @bridgelab_space . Thanks one more time for having us:) Explore more on @mycelium.stu Thanks everybody for making this happen! Big hugs for my design team @yoyostudiio & @salrodesign for working on this identity together 💓 Promotional posters made by @salrodesign

From the archive At the end of 2025 I recall last year’s publication in the quarterly PoetryxCollage @kolajmagazine ABOUT PUBLICATION PoetryxCollage Volume Seven PoetryXCollage is a printed journal of artwork and writing which operates at the intersection of poetry and collage. We are interested in found poetry, blackout poetry, collage poems, haikus, centos, response collages, response poems, word scrambles, concrete poetry, scatter collage poems, and other poems and artwork that inhabit this world. Learn more at get the current issue at /poetryxcollage/ PoetryXCollage, Volume Seven includes artwork and writing by Pablo Cabrera Ferralis (Leipzig, Germany); Natalie W Schorr (Greenville, North Carolina, USA); Hanna Madej (Wroclaw, Poland); Dianalog (Palm Springs, Florida, USA); Christy Sheffield Sanford (Saint Augustine, Florida, USA); and a selection of Asemic Writing Collage Poems from Anthony D Kelly, Laura Tafe, Thomas Mayer, and Janice McDonald, with commentary by Ric Kasini Kadour. On the Cover is a detail of BY CHANCE/LA DÉRIVE by Pablo Cabrera Ferralis Phot. by the best @offbeat_clicks

Let’s create my first book orders:) I worked here on my very first two orders of the book Seconds of Poetry; one in blue one in full color. Thank you so much!

Seconds of Poetry to feel time through poetry The aim of the project is for the recipient to experience how different forms of poetry can present and describe the same subject in different units of time. Focus area: units of measuring time; that is why I divided the book in 3 sectors representing - 1, 10, 100 seconds. The resulting publication is a collection of single words, haiku, or longer poetic formats. Both the texts and the visualizations were created by me. I have selected poems that describe subjects as: meadow, word, pasta, star, I, justification, dualism, swallow, freedom master. When creating the visualizations for my poems, I used: cooked pasta, ink, dried flower petals, seashells from the Baltic Sea, a feather, sheets of paper, my own hands, rock, medicine packaging and metal cup from energy drink. I dipped objects in ink, scanned them and then vectorized. I created two versions of this book: blue and colorful one. You can read this book horizontally in layers to see how the description of the subject expands over the time or you can read it vertically section by section. Feel free to explore it’s format flipping through pages without any particular order. Chaos is okey too :) I would like this book to be an experience. Visuals and Poems created by me Supervision: @somely Typeface: Drummond Variable

collection of haikus from my semester project "Seconds of Poetry"

Between Books Düsseldorf 2025 thank you all for this time

„Bloom” mixed-media stop motion animation for sound&motion course

Echo Magazine editorial design • design project 2025 • magazine The universe is so vast, and we can only observe a small part of it. The light from distant stars, takes millions or even billions of years to reach us. So, in a way, what we see and learn about the universe is just like an cosmic echo delayed in time. Echo magazine is an astronomical visual quarterly. It includes the following sections: News from the World of Science, Art and Cosmos, Education and Environment. In implementing this project, it was important for me to combine scientific and visual content. I chose a bold Nomos Sans font, strong contrasting shades of blue and green, vector graphics and heavily manipulated images. Nomos Sans font from @identity.letters images from NASA archive • artworks belong to public domain #editorial #magazinedesign #echo #nasa #graphicdesign

Final design printed on colored paper and bound in Japanese binding style "Garden of Words" is an editorial project prepared for typography class, it is a collection of my poems enriched with flora images. Created out of love for poetry and flowers. Design Project 2024 Used font: Allrounder Antiqua from @identity.letters #digitalpoetry #flowerart #poetryzine #typo