30 JCF: Fire

To the usual copper-gold color, we added a psychodelically iridescent combination of pink and orange, which was used in prints, social media, and outdoor lighting through appropriately chosen illumination.

This time, the usual catalog was replaced with a program in the form of a foldable poster featuring the event schedule on the front, further boosting the festival’s presence in the urban space.

In addition to hot desert landscapes and artist photos, we also used characteristic shapes loosely drawn from synagogue architecture.

As in the previous edition dedicated to earth, this year the shirts for the volunteers – or machers –  were made using the tie-dye technique in collaboration with the festival team, continuing the elemental theme.

The event also expanded to include a new and significant part of the program – the artistic project KUMZITS, which we designed with its own distinct identity while fitting within the current festival’s visual identity.

The festival program was also accessible through an app and a dedicated website to this years’ edition of the festival.