Year

2015

Client

Jam art Co

awards
Year

2015

Client

Jam art Co

Visual identity for a woodworm that resists

Jam Art Company is a professional dance group, created by choreographer Konstantinos Tsakirelis in 2008.

We’ve been collaborating on their visual presence since their inception.

“ANOBIUM: the common chair criminal” (Ανόβιο in Greek) is a strongly political performance about… a furniture beetle.


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This performance examines an, unfortunately, timeless issue: the endless hunt of power by dictators, leading to the abolition of democracy through oppression.

But what happens when a common woodworm slowly eats away the chair of power?

To underline the historical references of Anobium, we opted for a palette that directly refers to films and documentaries about the second world war. The set of illustrations accompanying the chair of power, further spotlight the unspeakable actions of these dictators.

The monkey’s face on the chair is a comment on the primal thinking in the lust for power.

Through satirical commentary the performers come together to portray Anobium, warning the audience about freedom, how fragile it is, and how easily we can lose it.

MEET
let's
A black and white headshot of Ioanna Drakaki she/her
Ioanna Drakaki
Head of Design - Partner

Rådhusstræde 5, 1.
DK-1466 Copenhagen K
Denmark


T +45 28772840
ioanna@lazysnail.design
COLLABS:
Photography by: Jannik Weylandt
MEET
let's
A black and white headshot of Jannik Weylandt he/him
Jannik Weylandt
Managing Director - Partner

Rådhusstræde 5, 1.
DK-1466 Copenhagen K
Denmark


T +45 53852840
jannik@lazysnail.design
COLLABS:
Photography by: Jannik Weylandt
MEET
let's
A black and white headshot of Maro Tsagkaraki she/her
Maro Tsagkaraki
Project Manager

Ainikolioti 6
GR - 71201 Heraklion
Greece


T +30 2810344750
maro@lazysnail.design
COLLABS:
Photography by: Jannik Weylandt
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Year

2015

Client

Jam art Co

awards
Year

2015

Client

Jam art Co

Visual identity for a woodworm that resists

Jam Art Company is a professional dance group, created by choreographer Konstantinos Tsakirelis in 2008.

We’ve been collaborating on their visual presence since their inception.

“ANOBIUM: the common chair criminal” (Ανόβιο in Greek) is a strongly political performance about… a furniture beetle.


This performance examines an, unfortunately, timeless issue: the endless hunt of power by dictators, leading to the abolition of democracy through oppression.

But what happens when a common woodworm slowly eats away the chair of power?

To underline the historical references of Anobium, we opted for a palette that directly refers to films and documentaries about the second world war. The set of illustrations accompanying the chair of power, further spotlight the unspeakable actions of these dictators.

The monkey’s face on the chair is a comment on the primal thinking in the lust for power.

Through satirical commentary the performers come together to portray Anobium, warning the audience about freedom, how fragile it is, and how easily we can lose it.

MEET
let's
A black and white headshot of Ioanna Drakaki she/her
Ioanna Drakaki
Head of Design - Partner

Rådhusstræde 5, 1.
DK-1466 Copenhagen K
Denmark


T +45 28772840
ioanna@lazysnail.design
COLLABS:
Photography by: Jannik Weylandt
MEET
let's
A black and white headshot of Jannik Weylandt he/him
Jannik Weylandt
Managing Director - Partner

Rådhusstræde 5, 1.
DK-1466 Copenhagen K
Denmark


T +45 53852840
jannik@lazysnail.design
COLLABS:
Photography by: Jannik Weylandt
MEET
let's
A black and white headshot of Maro Tsagkaraki she/her
Maro Tsagkaraki
Project Manager

Ainikolioti 6
GR - 71201 Heraklion
Greece


T +30 2810344750
maro@lazysnail.design
COLLABS:
Photography by: Jannik Weylandt
Need our point of view? Let’s go through your needs in one insightful free hour.