winner
student showcase
visualizing knowledge 2018
year: 2018
honorary mention
year: 2018
format: a2
print: silk screen
year: 2017
information design:
prof. marion fink
winner
student showcase
visualizing knowledge 2018
year: 2018
honorary mention
year: 2018
poster: a2
print: silk screen
year: 2017
information design:
prof. marion fink

«all roads lead to rome», just like my everyday bicycle track. the track begins
in the beautiful northern district of ‹st. johann› where i live, and ends in the south
of basel, ‹dreispitz›, where i studied visual communication at the academy of
art & design. each morning i had to choose one path, between three different routes through the city, to get to university. each way was, as such, equally exhausting, stressful, and annoying. there are many crossings, a lot of traffic, and potentially long waits at red traffic lights that can make the journey quite un-
appealing. this work illustrates how many crossings i must wait to turn or cross
the road. each symbol represents a crossing within a distance of a hundred meters:
the center point is myself on my bicycle and the bold line shows my route.
the symbols themselves are not sorted by any particular route so you can choose by yourself which way you want to go.