Björn Giesecke

Proofs of Let’s Not Get Used to This Place, Meg Stuart/Damaged Goods, designed with Sean Yendrys

Proofs of Let’s Not Get Used to This Place, Meg Stuart/Damaged Goods,
designed with Sean Yendrys

A Brief History of Bubble Letters for Source Type

Vanity Initials in Iʼm Serious, Iʼm Funny, designed with Otso Peräsaari

126 individual die-cut bookmarks for [imagine: a bookshop]

Interjection, 128 pages, 96 × 148 mm, 2022

Interjection at Index Art Book Fair, MX

The Moving Couch Cinema #3: Whatʼs Opera Doc?

Coronafuga, Ewa Majewska, designed with Sean Yendrys

Movement Research Performance Journal #58/59, designed with Sean Yendrys

Protocol 10

title graphics for Tomasz Robak

DRAMA. The Retrospective Reader

Diploma Supplement, for the graduating year 2023 MA in Graphic Design
at the Estonian Academy of Arts, Tallinn

Diploma Supplement, for the graduating year 2023 MA in Graphic Design
at the Estonian Academy of Arts, Tallinn

Visiting Abriss, for Urban Fragment Observatory

Website for Possible Scenarios

EKA GD MA Library Stamp 20–22, with Otso Peräsaari

Last Edit Was Seconds Ago

questioning reproduction
Paul Outerbridge, Jr. Men’s Scarves, 1924

[imagine: a bookshop], furniture by Manuel Raeder, photo by Kristin Krause

[imagine: a bookshop]

Artwork for Wardrobe’s single New Malaise

Let’s Not Get Used to This Place, Meg Stuart/Damaged Goods,
edited by Julie De Meester, Astrid Kaminski, Jeroen Versteele,
designed with Sean Yendrys, photo by Julie De Meester

Björn Giesecke is a Berlin-based designer collaborating with artists, architects, curators, institutions, printers, and friends on books, websites, identities, typefaces, posters, exhibitions, and other works.

In 2023, the studio run a temporary bookshop [imagine: a bookshop] focusing on publications which are hard to get, without circulation or representation through a bookshop or gallery, i.e. small print run, no isbns, artist books. Further appearances: MissRead, Die Epilog, Silent Green.

Artworks for Wardrobe
Drama, an interpretation of Rogers (Boston)
Who’s That Talking in the Library? (working title), edited by Björn Giesecke, Otso Peräsaari

2024 BOM DIA Editorial Board, Berlin
2023 [imagine: a bookshop], Berlin
2023 Info on Books, Berlin
2019 DZA Druckerei zu Altenburg
2018–2019 NODE Berlin Oslo

EKA GD MA Tallinn, MA
Hochschule für bildende Künste Hamburg
Universität der Künste Berlin, BA
Universität Rostock, BA

2024 Let’s Not Get Used to This Place, Meg Stuart/Damaged Goods, edited by Julie De Meester, Astrid Kaminski, Jeroen Versteele. les presses du réel (with Sean Yendrys)
2024 Earth’s Widening Girth (And Other Bereavements), Cora Wöllenstein
2023 Movement Research Performance Journal #58/59, edited by Joshua Lubin-Levy, John Arthur Peetz. Movement Research °
2023 Coronafuga, Ewa Majewska, edited by Eva Birkenstock, Nikola Dietrich, Viktor Neumann. Distanz Verlag °
2022 Last Edit Was Seconds Ago, edited by Marge Monko. EKA
2022 Interjection. self-published (printedmatter.org)
2022 DRAMA. The Retrospective Reader
2021 Reisestipendien 2021: Karimah Ashadu, CONNY, Nina Kuttler, Fion Pellacini, Nina Zeljković. Textem *
2020 In Pursuit of Venus, Lisa Reihana. MARKK Hamburg (with NLF-Team)
2018 Protocol Magazine 10

2024 Will L Ever Read This?, in: Publishing Anecdotes, edited by Roman Karrer. Air Berlin Alexanderplatz
2024 A Brief History of Bubble Letters, edited by Meg Miller, Ben Schwartz. Source Type
2022 Default. No Frills, in: Graphic Design Is (…) Not Innocent, edited by Ingo Offermanns. Valiz
2022 Read / Write / Edit History, in: Going Somewhere, edited by Lieven Lahaye. EKA GD MA

2024 Estonian Academy of Arts, Berlin DE
2023 Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Amsterdam NL
2022 Estonian Academy of Arts, Tallinn EE

Studio Björn Giesecke

Gerichtstraße 45, Hof links
13347 Berlin

+49 (0)176 613 49 222
bjoerngiesecke@gmail.com
@bjoerngiesecke

Bauhaus Museum Dessau
Cora Wöllenstein
Deutsches Literaturarchiv Marbach
Distanz
Florian Idenburg/SO-IL
Freie Universität Berlin
Haus der Kulturen der Welt
James Simon Galerie
Kristin Krause
Laurens Maria Bauer
les presses du réel
MARKK Hamburg
Meg Stuart/Damaged Goods
Montez Press
Movement Research New York
NLF-Team
NODE Berlin Oslo
Otso Peräsaari
Possible Scenarios
Regina Holzkamp
Source Type
Tell A Vision
Textem Verlag
Tomasz Robak
Universität der Künste Berlin
Urban Fragment Observatory
Wardrobe

* with JMMP – Julian Mader Max Prediger
° with Sean Yendrys

Romain Odin
Graphic Design Confabulations
Wasserschloss Quilow *
Design & Computation (with Lucas Liccini)