
Brand Identity
Marks, systems and guidelines that survive every medium: from a business card to a building facade.
- Logo and identity systems
- Brand books and guidelines
- Wayfinding and environmental graphics
DZEN.STUDIO · Yury Razumny · Israel · worldwide
Brand identity, spatial and experiential design, campaigns and digital. Concept and art direction by Yury Razumny.
Eight projects where the brand had to hold up in real space, on the shelf and on the screen.
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One practice, four kinds of work. The same hand on concept and art direction in each.

Marks, systems and guidelines that survive every medium: from a business card to a building facade.

Exhibition stands, POS and installations: designed in 3D and built for real.

Key visuals, packaging and campaign assets held together by one idea.

Websites, interactive installations and screens as part of the same brand system.
Closer looks: a physical object, a retail unit and a brand family.

Spatial & Experiential Design
Interactive 360° podium for the launch of the new Mercedes E-Class: a sliding screen on rails around the car. Alongside it, a multi-touch interactive table for the same presentation.




Brand Identity
Mark and identity for the parent brand CloudModulation, with a light nod to Masonic symbols: the eye, the triangle, a cellular form. Two sub-brands grow from it: CloudModulation Creative, a creative agency with a lively colour mark and a pattern that carries any medium, and CloudModulation Architect, an architecture firm with a geometric polyhedron mark, strict business stationery and orange as the signature accent.


Founder

Designer and art director. Concept first, then the object that carries it.
I personally handle concept and art direction on every project: from the first sketch to the built object, the printed book or the launched website. Eight years heading the design studio of one of Moscow's largest property developers, then my own practice in Israel.
A new identity, a stand, a campaign or a website: write and I'll come back with questions and a first plan.