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11 years of our studio. 11 weeks. 11 years of work.
Next up: PHILOSOPHY MAGAZINE N°9 — Action / Reaction, created in 2017 for the Summer–Fall issue.

TOMM¥ €A$H Philosophy Magazine

11 years of our studio. 11 weeks. 11 years of work.

Next up: TISZA M4, a project we created in 2015 — spanning lookbook, brandbook, website and art direction.
For this iconic Hungarian heritage brand, we developed the visual world of the M4, a fresh and vibrant model inspired by the pulse, movement and energy of Budapest.
A contemporary take on a classic — rooted in heritage, made to move forward.

Tisza Cipő

11 years of our studio. 11 weeks. 11 years of work.

We’re kicking off this anniversary series with a project we created for komma magazine 11 years ago
A spread illustrating FUTURE through simple, bold typography.

We chose this as our starting point because, back then, we couldn’t have known what the future would look like 11 years later, or how much we would experience, learn, change and grow along the way.
Now, looking back, it feels like the perfect place to begin.

Here’s to the next 11 years, opefully even more exciting, unexpected and full of great projects.

EDGE Architecture Festival Budapest 2026 was a remarkable international platform for architecture, design, and art, bringing together established and emerging voices through a rich programme of lectures, discussions, exhibitions, and awards. Both professionally and as a festival, it stood out as a high-quality and forward-thinking event.

We’re proud to have contributed not only to the visual identity, but also to the organisation, jury, and curatorial process, helping shape both the visual and conceptual direction of the festival.
The full communication and branding case study is now available on .

Thank you to everyone who made it happen — and see you next year!

Follow the EDGE page to stay up to date with next year’s developments.

Client, organiser: Építészfórum · János Pásztor

Curators: Vera Krauth, Flóra Kőszeghy, Zoltán Neville, Balázs Csapó, Ádám Hatvani, Szabolcs Molnár

DE_FORM Team: Enikő Déri, Nóra Demeczky, Zsófia Ecsedi, Lili Mária László

Photography: Laci Kőhegyi, Hegyháti Réka

Special thanks: Zsófia Roftrics

EDGE Architecture Festival Budapest 2026 is an international platform exploring the future of architecture and design through lectures, discussions, exhibitions, and the EDGE Awards. Bringing together established and emerging voices, the festival creates space for critical dialogue around the ecological, technological, political, and cultural challenges shaping the built environment. In 2026, EDGE expanded beyond architecture for the first time, introducing dedicated art and design categories and broadening its interdisciplinary scope.

For the visual identity, we developed a bold communication system built around vibrant colours, strong typography, and an editorial approach that places headlines at the centre of the visual language. The identity was designed to reflect the festival's critical and forward-looking perspective while remaining highly adaptable across print, digital, and environmental applications.

Our role extended beyond graphic design and communication. We were actively involved in the organisation of the festival, participated in the awards jury, and contributed to the curatorial process, helping shape both the visual and conceptual direction of the event.

Client, oraniser:
Építészfórum
János Pásztor�
Curators:
Vera Krauth, Flóra Kőszeghy,
Zoltán Neville, Balázs Csapó,
Ádám Hatvani, Szabolcs Molnár

Year: �2026�
DE_FORM Team:
Enikő Déri, Nóra Demeczky,
Zsófia Ecsedi, Lili Mária László

Photography:
Laci Kőhegyi, Hegyháti Réka

Special thanks:
Zsófia Roftrics

EDGE Architecture Festival Budapest 2026 - DE_FORM studio EDGE Architecture Festival Budapest 2026 is an international platform exploring the future of architecture and design through lectures, discussions, exhibitions, and the EDGE Awards. Bringing together established and emerging voices, the festival creates ...

Somalia National Pavilion — La Biennale di Venezia 2026

SADDEXLEEY
The 61st International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia marked a historic milestone with the opening of the first-ever Somalia National Pavilion. For SADDEXLEEY, featuring works by Ayan Farah, Asmaa Jama, and Warsan Shire, we developed a visual identity that translates the exhibition's themes into a contemporary graphic language while honoring Somalia's cultural heritage.

The identity is built around typography and a restrained graphic system inspired by Somali visual culture and the country's national colors. Designed to complement rather than compete with the artworks, the flexible identity was applied across exhibition graphics, environmental elements, printed materials, and digital communication, creating a cohesive visual experience throughout the pavilion.

Graphic Design:
DE_FORM

Team:
Enikő Déri, Nóra Demeczky,
Zsófia Ecsedi, Rebeka Tartcsa, Lili Mária László
(Special thanks for Rofrits Zsófia)

Exhibition:
SADDEXLEEY

Artists:
Ayan Farah
Asmaa Jama
Warsan Shire

Client:
VENICEARTFACTORY

Event:
61st International Art Exhibition
– La Biennale di Venezia

Dates:
May 9 – November 22, 2026

Location:
Palazzo Caboto
1645 Via Giuseppe Garibaldi
Venice, Italy

Commissioner:
Abdirahman Yusuf

Curators:
Mohamed Mire
Fabio Scrivanti

Somalia National Pavilion — La Biennale di Venezia 2026 Somalia National Pavilion — SADDEXLEEYThe 61st International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia marked a historic milestone with the opening of the first-ever Somalia National Pavilion. For SADDEXLEEY, featuring works by Ayan Farah, Asmaa Jama, and...

A szépség rítusai – Tolldísz és testfestés Amazóniában A Néprajzi Múzeum időszaki kiállítása az ATELIER DE_VISION és a DE_FORM közös tervezési munkájának köszönhetően valósulhatott meg, amelyben az építészeti és szcenográfiai gondolkodás a grafikai rendszerekkel, a kulturális brandinggel és a látogatói élménytervezéssel egy ...

Rituals of Beauty
Feather and Painting: Body Decoration in the Amazon - Photo Exhibition


Opened on 18 May 2026 at the Museum of Ethnography, Budapest, Rituals of Beauty presents photographs by Belgian cultural anthropologist Gustaaf Verswijver and his wife, Martine de Roeck, introducing the body decoration, ritual attire, celebrations, and concepts of beauty of the Amazonian mẽbêngôkre (Kayapó) community. Created in collaboration between ATELIER DE_VISION and DE_FORM, the project connects graphic design, architecture, and scenography within a unified spatial narrative. The visual system draws on the patterns of body painting and the circular forms of feather ornaments, using vivid tones in communication materials and deeper atmospheric colours in the exhibition space. The spatial design creates a gradually unfolding environment in which the photographs remain the protagonists. Large-scale background images, framed works, sightlines, angled compositions, and colour-coded thematic units guide visitors through body painting, feather ornaments, ritual attire, ceremonies, and everyday life, culminating in a central immersive installation.

Exhibition Design
Graphic Design:

Team: .ecsedi .tarcsa

Credits in comment⬇️

Rituals of Beauty
Feather and Painting: Body Decoration in the Amazon
Photo Exhibition

Opened on 18 May 2026 at the Museum of Ethnography, Budapest, Rituals of Beauty presents photographs by Belgian cultural anthropologist Gustaaf Verswijver and his wife, Martine de Roeck, introducing the body decoration, ritual attire, celebrations, and concepts of beauty of the Amazonian mẽbêngôkre (Kayapó) community. Created in collaboration between ATELIER DE_VISION and DE_FORM, the project connects graphic design, architecture, and scenography within a unified spatial narrative. The visual system draws on the patterns of body painting and the circular forms of feather ornaments, using vivid tones in communication materials and deeper atmospheric colours in the exhibition space. The spatial design creates a gradually unfolding environment in which the photographs remain the protagonists. Large-scale background images, framed works, sightlines, angled compositions, and colour-coded thematic units guide visitors through body painting, feather ornaments, ritual attire, ceremonies, and everyday life, culminating in a central immersive installation.

Client:
Museum of Ethnography, Budapest

Year:
2026

Chief curator:
Szeljak György

Curators:
Csorba Judit Dorottya, Danó Orsolya

Photo consultant:
Gellér Judit

Exhibition design:
ATELIER DE_VISION
(Nóra Demeczky, Dávid Tarczali, Júlia Bálint, Andrea Clément)

Graphic design:
DE_FORM
(Enikő Déri, Nóra Demeczky, Zsófia Ecsedi, Rebeka Tarcsa, Lili László)

Image post-production and print preparation:
DE_FORM (László Kőhegyi)

Project manager:
Nagel Edith

Production management:
Kamondi Gabriella

Copy editing:
Szentirmai Dóra

English text:
Király Attila

Videos:
Gustaaf Verswijver; Csorba Judit Dorottya, Szeljak György, Régi Tamás

Video editing:
Nikl Márton

Kivitelezés / Exhibition construction:
BK Painters, Cseke Ferenc, Kiss István, Lénárt Zsolt, Szakmáry Béla

Nyomdai és dekormunka
/ Printing and decoration: Expo Dekor Kft.

Világítás- és vetítéstechnika
/ Lighting and projection:
Lipécz Tamás

Rituals of Beauty - DE_FORM studio Rituals of Beauty presents photographs by Belgian cultural anthropologist Gustaaf Verswijver and his wife, Martine de Roeck, introducing the body decoration, ritual attire, celebrations, and concepts of beauty of the Amazonian mẽbêngôkre (Kayapó) communit...