Poster on front by Sophia Burkhardt, Nele Reineke and Leif Heanzo
Idea & Typography
by NELE REINEKE
THE ARENA – Set Photo by Production Designer Uli Hanisch. Color adjusted by me.
"THE HANGING TREE"
– Set Photo by Production Designer Uli Hanisch. Color adjusted by me.
"THE CAPITOL ZOO"
– Set Photo by Production Designer Uli Hanisch. Color adjusted by me.
"SNOW'S HOUSE"
– Set Photo by Production Designer Uli Hanisch. Color adjusted by me.
All Artists performing at Modernismus get announced by Character Design embedded in the current issues world building.
Modernismus is a Berlin concert event series featuring upcoming artists and bands, whose acts are intervowen with a changing worldbuilding and framed by art installations. This is our Instagram.
Modernismus is a Berlin concert event series featuring upcoming artists and bands, whose acts are intervowen with a changing worldbuilding and framed by art installations. This is our Instagram. This episodes manga layout by Betti Balhorn
Grab and drag to look around.
Subsequent to the theoretical part of my Bachelor thesis – evaluating designs of evilness within Fantasy films – these 360° artworks of my own vicious creatures were exhibited at "SENSORY SCAPES" at Bethanien Kunstquartier Berlin in 2020. Through VR-Headsets viewers could face the evil beings dwelling in the bewitched Fairy Rings filled with absorbing Sound Design by Simon Winkler. For sound watch on YouTube.
Me, Hannah Brückmann, work as a freelance Concept Artist in Berlin. I like being surrounded by people and working with a kind, but ambitious team.
Photo by Paula Koring
Cards on the table: I LOVE FANTASY. Especially cloudy, creepy, grim worlds of bygone times, but EVERY sprout of fiction world building has a place in my nerd heart. (Yes, I play PEN&PAPER. Ambitiously and frequently.) Therefore I thought a LORT-warning to be considerate. But do not despair! Studying Communication Design taught me how to keep it plain and simple. Those of you who’ve used Photoshop know the temptation of glitter and Color Dodge, but that’s what I aim for: Nerdy, but neat Concept Art. Moreover it is important to me to avoid harmful or merely outdated stereotypes, but work on new narratives.
… Good Question. Well, I am curious as hell. I'd learn Japanese (big otaku), prepare Onigiri or read about Chemistry and Biology, from which I draw a lot of inspiration for my designs. Though currently my favorite is I crying over programming this website. On my healthy days I go hiking, running or do gardening, on the others I go to loud concerts and smoky Berlin bars.
Keenly I’d take a dare with any challenge but I specialise in character and creature design as well as environment art for preproduction (set construction, marketing) or postproduction (vfx) for films. I usually paint digitally in 2d. In addition I provide illustrations for the Graphics or Prop department e.g. in-film advertisements, packages, historical posters, book pages, etc..
