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NGIN Food – Time for Revolution
In 2019, the food industry was ready for a reckoning. The NGIN Food Conference brought together startups, investors, corporations, and innovators for a full day of provocation and possibility at one of Berlin's most striking venues – the KINDL Centre for Contemporary Art. My role: translate a bold theme into a visual identity that could hold its own across every surface, from a social media thumbnail to a full-scale stage backdrop. It was also my first taste of coordinating a design team – a responsibility that felt new and significant then, and now, seven years later, feels like second nature.
Services
Visual Identity
Key Visual Design
Print & Digital Asset Production
Wayfinding & Signage
Event Design
Year
2019
Location
Berlin
The Image World.
What Set Us Apart
Revolution doesn't whisper. The visual language built for NGIN was designed to feel urgent and handmade – a clenched fist as the central motif, raw and immediate, set against technical line drawings of food and drink that grounded the provocation in the industry itself. Threading it all together: a custom brush script font, loose and kinetic, that carried the energy of a manifesto without losing legibility at scale. Three elements that had no business working together – and did, completely.
From Screen to Stage
The key visual system had to work at every scale – social media banners, print collateral, and large-format stage graphics that filled the KINDL's raw industrial space. One visual language, infinite applications.
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