Stille Studio is a design agency covering works in all areas of print and interactive design. Klaus Stille graduated from ECAL/University of Art and Design Lausanne in 2015. He recently lived in Hong Kong where he worked for the Department of Architecture at the University of Hong Kong. He is now based in Hamburg but working worldwide. His focus lies in the fields of website, printed matter and editorial. He works independently as well as collaboratively with cultural institutions, businesses and individuals. Currently working from Strasbourg, Mainz, Amsterdam, Berne, Lausanne, Hong Kong, New York, Hamburg, Berlin
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Klaus Stille于2015年畢業于洛桑藝術設計大學（ECAL）。他曾在香港居住並任職香港大學建築系。他現在生活在漢堡。他的工作重心主要為文化機構、企業和個人設計標識、網站、書籍和海報。
Lovers, 2021
Linocut, 297x420mm
Only few prints left
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![From the Hong Kong Archive
[Installation]
The making of Neon Sign.
The Neon Sign is based upon a lettering that was made by a local street calligraphy artist. A collaboration project between two Hong Kong craftsmen, which professions are doomed for extinction.](http://www.stillestudio.com/wp-content/uploads/sb-instagram-feed-images/62235076_155491045501911_2094952960422891049_nfull.jpg)
From the Hong Kong Archive
[Installation]
The making of Neon Sign.
The Neon Sign is based upon a lettering that was made by a local street calligraphy artist. A collaboration project between two Hong Kong craftsmen, which professions are doomed for extinction.
'From the Body to the Book Back to the Body' featured in IdN v25n5 – Publication Design #idnworld #thegreatprintcomeback
![From the Hong Kong Archive
[performance]
Found a cozy little spot amongst airbrush artists, dancers performing instinctive movements along karaoke in one of the densest street in the world. The idea was to do 1 minute/1 line portraits. Fun factor 100%, social experiment 100%, direct eye contact from the contactee 56%.](http://www.stillestudio.com/wp-content/uploads/sb-instagram-feed-images/62237627_2339560152776110_5075349764797308690_nfull.jpg)
From the Hong Kong Archive
[performance]
Found a cozy little spot amongst airbrush artists, dancers performing instinctive movements along karaoke in one of the densest street in the world. The idea was to do 1 minute/1 line portraits. Fun factor 100%, social experiment 100%, direct eye contact from the contactee 56%.
![From Hong Kong with Love
[ink] 'I want an infinitely blank book and the rest of time.‘](http://www.stillestudio.com/wp-content/uploads/sb-instagram-feed-images/69169133_439798656749157_1046663766969463527_nfull.jpg)
From Hong Kong with Love
[ink] 'I want an infinitely blank book and the rest of time.‘
![From the Hong Kong Archive
[teaching]
Had the most rewarding time in both cultural and pedagogical exchange while teaching at HKDI. Here discussing the outcome of a workshop where we‘ve created a collective zine, using data from our field trip to Mong Kok. Focussing on the use of typography in rural context.](http://www.stillestudio.com/wp-content/uploads/sb-instagram-feed-images/64507479_2079683622341027_4241333012337051580_nfull.jpg)
From the Hong Kong Archive
[teaching]
Had the most rewarding time in both cultural and pedagogical exchange while teaching at HKDI. Here discussing the outcome of a workshop where we‘ve created a collective zine, using data from our field trip to Mong Kok. Focussing on the use of typography in rural context.
Oil on canvas. 50x60.
Paps. Oil on canvas. 24x30.
From Hamburg ⚓️ with Love ⛩
Opa. Oil on canvas. 18x24.
Mam 🐥 Oil pastel on canvas 30x40
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![From the Hong Kong Archive
[magazine]
Mong Kok – A subjective Tourguide
Mong Kok possesses an organic sense of aesthetics. Colour street signs of all sorts, signs of erotic venues have become conceptual installation art. The Tourguide is a very subjective experience within the streetscape of Mong Kok but an archive of components at street level – without aiming for coherency and compatibility.](http://www.stillestudio.com/wp-content/uploads/sb-instagram-feed-images/63352235_2340084016314909_2326990776994859935_nfull.jpg)
From the Hong Kong Archive
[magazine]
Mong Kok – A subjective Tourguide
Mong Kok possesses an organic sense of aesthetics. Colour street signs of all sorts, signs of erotic venues have become conceptual installation art. The Tourguide is a very subjective experience within the streetscape of Mong Kok but an archive of components at street level – without aiming for coherency and compatibility.
Oil on canvas.30x40. Selfportrait (1)
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