Objects of Common Interest
Visual identity and website for Objects of Common Interest, a research and design studio working across still life installations, experiential environments, and objects.
The visual identity for Objects of Common Interest is built around a dry and restrained graphic language, conceived as a neutral ground for the studio’s work.
Reduced to black on white, the use of Times New Roman, and a vocabulary of folders, indexes, and simple hierarchies, the system recalls the aesthetic of early web directories while leaving space for the colour, material presence, and sculptural quality of the objects and installations to come forward without distraction. This logic extends into the website, conceived as a digital archive that organises the studio’s work through categories, nested pages, and multiple entry points.
Spatial Projects, Shows, and Objects operate as three distinct frameworks, while Factory is dedicated to the resin fabrication workshop in Piraeus, and the About page gathers the broader context of the practice, from profile and contacts to clients, press, team, and awards. Together, these elements create a clear and highly functional structure that allows the platform to operate both as a portfolio and as a long-term archive.
