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1:X - Zwölf Lupenblicke
1:X - Zwölf Lupenblicke
1:X - Zwölf Lupenblicke
1:X - Zwölf Lupenblicke
1:X - Zwölf Lupenblicke
1:X - Zwölf Lupenblicke
2015

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1:X - Zwölf Lupenblicke

Calendar

Stiftung Palmengarten und Botanischer Garten, Frankfurt / Main

1:X - Zwölf Lupenblicke (Twelve Looks through the Magnifying Glass) explores the minute characteristics of plants. The process starts with a visual Petri dish, in which each specimen is presented in its original size. In the following, enlargements reveal the different parts, structures and shapes. The plants, which come from the botanical Palmengarten in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, have been taken apart and digitized with a microscope. The result is a calendar reminiscent of historic wall maps in biology class, combining this esthetics with modern graphic elements.

Client / Manufacturer

Stiftung Palmengarten und Botanischer Garten, Frankfurt / Main

Frankfurt a. M., DE
Design
Hilger & Boie Design

Hilger & Boie Design

Wiesbaden, DE

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