On Wednesday, January 29, the Sala Aleix Carrió will host a new edition of the Graphic Lectures, an event that aims to delve into the boundaries of graphic design and typography through the perspectives of two international figures: Serge Rompza (NODE Berlin Oslo) and Daniel Wenzel (26A1).
New Graphic Lecture with Daniel Wenzel and Serge Rompza
Programme
- 6:30 – 7:30 PM
Daniel Wenzel – 26A1
Procedural Typography: A reflection on the role of tools in typographic creation, from mastering technologies to developing coherent and scalable visual systems. Wenzel will share how technology can become an ally of innovation while maintaining functionality and aesthetics. - 7:30 – 8:00 PM
Q&A with Daniel Wenzel. - 8:00 – 9:00 PM
Serge Rompza – NODE Berlin
Loose Associations: A journey through the most significant moments in NODE’s 22-year history, exploring how collaborations and associative connections have shaped their creative process. - 9:00 – 9:30 PM
Q&A with Serge Rompza.
Who are the speakers?
Daniel Wenzel is a German creative designer and technologist based in New York, specializing in typography and generative processes. With a career marked by projects for clients like Apple, Google, and MoMA, he combines his professional practice with teaching at institutions such as Pratt Institute and Elisava.
Serge Rompza is the co-founder of NODE, a design studio based in Berlin and Oslo that collaborates with top-tier institutions like MIT and Hermès. Rompza is renowned for his collaborative approach and for fostering associative thinking in design.