A flyer that becomes a system.
Art Gerecht needed a print identity that could adapt to every event without losing its character. The result is a modular flyer system — a single format that rotates through editions, each with a distinct front, but bound together by consistent structure, typography, and an earthy material palette drawn from concrete, paper, and gold.
Art Gerecht needed flyers for a rotating series of art events that could stay visually consistent from edition to edition, without repeating the same design or losing what made the brand recognizable.
Kidashi Design built a modular flyer system around a single format: each edition gets its own front design, held together by a shared grid, typography, and an earthy concrete-paper-gold material palette that ties every edition back to the same brand.
This project falls under Kidashi Design's Brand work.
“The same piece, reimagined every time — that’s what makes it memorable.”
Process & Approach
3 StepsSystem Design
A modular grid developed to hold any visual content while keeping brand recognition across editions — logo, hierarchy, and material language locked in place.
Material Palette
Concrete texture, uncoated paper tones, and a warm gold — materials chosen to evoke the raw, tactile quality of independent art spaces.
Edition Rollout
Front and back faces designed as a double-sided print — each edition tells its own story while the reverse anchors the recurring identity.
About this project
Art Gerecht Modular is a flexible print identity for the art-event series Art Gerecht, designed by Nicole Szatkowski in 2024. A single flyer format rotates through editions: each edition gets its own front design, held together by a shared grid, typography and an earthy palette of concrete, paper and gold.
What is Art Gerecht Modular?
Art Gerecht Modular is a modular flyer system for a rotating series of art events. It lets every edition look new while the brand stays recognizable from one event to the next.
What was designed for Art Gerecht?
Print design and brand identity: a modular grid system, a material palette of concrete texture, uncoated paper tones and warm gold, and a double-sided edition rollout in which each front tells its own story while the reverse carries the recurring identity.
Who designed Art Gerecht Modular?
Art Gerecht Modular was created by Nicole Szatkowski, an IHK-certified media designer (digital and print) and founder of Kidashi Design — a freelance graphic and web design studio based in Tbilisi, Georgia, working for clients worldwide.
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