Dyad Mag: What's visual about music?
Music Magazine
In a world focused on visual communication, the image becomes an inseparable element of almost every live music performance.
In the world of music we are looking for an excuse to talk about faith, art, science and any other field that visually enriches our reception and allows us to feel the rhythms of the world with more than one sense.
In the world of music we are looking for an excuse to talk about faith, art, science and any other field that visually enriches our reception and allows us to feel the rhythms of the world with more than one sense.
Cover: Aleksandra Pawłowska (left), poster: Zuzanna Zakrzewska (rigth)
The duality of the theme is reflected in the design. Two covers were designed for the magazine (Aleksandra Pawłowska, Piotr Dudziński); the first is a journey into the past in search of early attempts to visualise music and a tribute to cultures in which sound and dance accompany the experience of spirituality and ritual.
If you ever wondered how to prepare the visual setting of a music festival with mapping, or how contemporary musicians use virtual reality in creating their public image - flip the magazine over and open it again.
If you ever wondered how to prepare the visual setting of a music festival with mapping, or how contemporary musicians use virtual reality in creating their public image - flip the magazine over and open it again.
A student project as part of Editorial Design class at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, Poland
Team
Aleksandra Pawłowska, Piotr Dudziński, Zuzanna Zakrzewska
Artistic mentorship
Team
Aleksandra Pawłowska, Piotr Dudziński, Zuzanna Zakrzewska
Artistic mentorship
Marek Knap
Thank you!
Thank you!
