Modell und Ruine

The desktop homepage features a large, textured light gray background with the bold black title 'Modell und Ruine' centered. Navigation links like 'Ausstellungsparcours' and 'Exkursionen' are positioned at the top, while the bottom includes festival dates, the location 'Dessau', and social media icons in a red vertical bar.The mobile version presents a simplified vertical layout with the large black title 'Modell und Ruine' at the top. Below the title, a large block of descriptive text is displayed against the textured gray background, followed by the festival dates and location at the bottom.

Modell und Ruine serves as the digital hub for the Werkleitz Festival 2019, an artistic exploration of the Bauhaus legacy through contemporary lenses. The website functions as a curated guide for an exhibition circuit, program schedules, and festival documentation, bridging the gap between historical architectural theory and modern artistic production. The visual identity is unapologetically avant-garde, utilizing a high-contrast, monochromatic palette with a gritty, textured background that evokes the concept of 'ruin.' Bold, oversized typography dominates the layout, creating a sense of tension and scale that mirrors the festival's themes. The design language is experimental and intellectual, targeting an audience of artists, architects, and cultural enthusiasts who appreciate a brutalist, non-conformist aesthetic.

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