Franziska Nast »RRRRReality«

Franziska Nast »RRRRReality« Ed. Arp Museum Bahnhof Rolandseck

Julia Wallner, Jutta Mattern
488 pages, Format: 23 x 30 cm,
softcover with paper change and special color English/German
ISBN: 978-3-86485-287-9
Textem Verlag Hamburg

f*¦ Concept, Layout & Typesetting,
Organization & Realization
Book shots: @Marcel Stammen

authors: Meike Eiberger, Toni Gottschalk, Ulla Hiltl, Olga Hohmann, Sean Keller, Uwe Lewitzky, Lasse Eskold Nehren, Jenny Schäfer, Nora Sdun editorial direction: Meike Eiberger, Jutta Mattern, Franziska Nast concept & graphic design: Franziska Nast conceptional/layout assistance: ITYT Hannover (Kiriakoula Kremantzouli, Melanie Rosenauer) german copyediting: Claudia Gochmann, Nora Sdun Transcription: Ellen Wagner Translation: Claire Cahm, Fjodor W. Doderer, Olga Hohmann english copyediting: Claire Cahm correction Texts: Meike Eiberger, Claudia Gochmann, Gustav Mechlenburg, Frederike Niebuhr, Loana Oyeniran

Photographs: Andrea Bakketun, Malte Bartsch, Sophie Bellot, Tim Brüning, Rahel Bruns, Birgit Dunkel, Meike Eiberger, Anja Engelke, Ugnius Gelguda, Andre Germar, Hubert Hasler, Alex Heide, Maria Hoffmann, Peter Hoiss, Balz Isler, Martin Jahns, Daniel Janik, Felix Krebs, Axel Loytved, Isa Maschewski, Maria Meyer, Franziska Nast, Heiko Neumeister, Giulia Nota, Loana Oyeniran, Edona Pajazitaj, Franziska Pester, Detlef Rohde, Christoph Sebastian, Marcel Stammen, Liz Struck, Malte Struck, Mick Vincenz, Anke Wenzel, Mirko Winkel, Karen Winzer

Lithograph: Heiko Neumeister

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This book is like a quarry.

It presents layers and deposits from 2002–2023 made of paper, polyester, bronze, ceramics interspersed with wool, vinyl, ink, notes on skin and parking lots, in pedestrian zones, apartments, exhibition halls, at Kunstverein St. Pauli and at the tattoo artist Herbert Hoffmann. Layers of communication design, art in the public space, performance, photography, video, drawing, tattooing, fashion come to light. Images that disappear quickly (high-pressure cleaner drawings) or ones that will never disappear again (tattoos). Language as a means of artistic expression is omnipresent.

Featuring accompanying texts on keywords such as: rethinking from A–Z. nasty habits. Boozing vs. Snoozing or even walking in dirty socks over a white carpet. Déjà-vu. hold on to what disappears, maybe even forever. Chamber of Miracles. Archive. Grasping Life Intuitively. Beanbag. Waiting, Leaps in Time, Acceleration, Anti-Personal Mines. Guillotined Limbs. The Longest Hashtag in the World. Palimpsest. Faith Love Hope. Grand Paradise Highway. Mother Tongue. Eye Level. Plastic and Poetry. There are so many versions of us. Gang. Change of Scene. Full Blast.

Herbert Hoffmann, the fleshy pink part – never seen from the depths of his and Nasts archive.

»Praxis der Orte«

Folded Poster

»Christoph Grau. Spaziergang mit Steinstock. Passagen in Kunst und Unterricht«

rrrrealdirrrrtydancingfeet, 2024

Welt in Teilen

Newspaper

Tätowierungen nach Motiven von Monika Michalko, Poster

Stella Hamberg »Corpus«

Raimund Kummer »Kummer weint. Schließ die verdammten Eisfach!«

Parkplatztreffen

Montag versuchen, wenn nicht dann Dienstag

Monika Michalko – Here in the real world

Mariha, EP Cover

Kunstverein St. Pauli »Welt in Teilen« Zeitung 3, 2021

Kai Ehlers – Ein Lied vom Leben, Tod einer Hafenkneipe

ICH – ANDERS, Deichtorhallen/ Sammlung Falckenberg Hamburg

How much auf you is rapp-e-tition, Franziska Nast feat. Knarf Rellom

Hello world!

Franziska Nast, seven hundred sixty-nine wanna do’s

Ausstellungsposter Hamburger Stipendiaten, 2021

Andrea Bakketun »Wiggle Room«

Tätowierungen nach Motiven von Monika Michalko, Poster

Kunstverein St. Pauli, Einladungskarte Parkplatztreffen

Kunstverein St. Pauli »Welt in Teilen« Zeitung 3, 2021 Thumb

Kai Ehlers – Ein Lied vom Leben, Tod einer Hafenkneipe Thumb

How much auf you is rapp-e-tition, Franziska Nast feat. Knarf Rellom

Franziska Nast, seven hundred sixty-nine wanna do’s

Ausstellungsposter Hamburger Stipendiaten, 2021

HI! Happy Welcome on f*boooks. My Name is Franziska Nast and I live and work in Hamburg, combining my roles as a book maker, visual artist , fashion designer and co-founder/curator
of the Kunstverein St. Pauli

Arp Museum Bhf. Rolandseck,
Sammlung Falckenberg/Deichtorhallen Hamburg,
Kunsthalle Nürnberg
Kunstverein St. Pauli,
Textem publishing house
Kulturbehörde Hamburg
and many more

I studied fine arts and communication design at the Braunschweig University of Art (HBK), graduating in 2009 and 2011.Since 2008, I have been developing individual publication concepts for artists, museums, galleries, and theaters.

My projects include books, exhibition catalogs, cover designs, posters, signage, logos, typographic concepts for wall lettering and more. Each piece reflects a meticulous and distinctive graphic design style.

My service covers the entire design process, from research and analysis to development and pre-press. My portfolio includes work for institutions such as Arp Museum Bhf. Rolandseck, Sammlung Falckenberg/Deichtorhallen Hamburg, Kunsthalle Nürnberg, and promotional materials for Kunstverein St. Pauli, Textem publishing house, Kulturbehörde Hamburg, and other cultural organizations.

HI! Happy Welcome on f*boooks. My Name is Franziska Nast and I live and work in Hamburg, combining my roles as a book maker, visual artist , fashion designer and co-founder/curator of the Kunstverein St. Pauli

Arp Museum Bhf. Rolandseck, Sammlung Falckenberg/Deichtorhallen Hamburg, Kunsthalle NürnbergKunstverein St. Pauli, Textem publishing houseKulturbehörde Hamburgand many more

I studied fine arts and communication design at the Braunschweig University of Art (HBK), graduating in 2009 and 2011.Since 2008, I have been developing individual publication concepts for artists, museums, galleries, and theaters.

My projects include books, exhibition catalogs, cover designs, posters, signage, logos, typographic concepts for wall lettering and more. Each piece reflects a meticulous and distinctive graphic design style.

Get in touch

HI! Happy Welcome on f*boooks. My Name is Franziska Nast and I live and work in Hamburg, combining my roles as a book maker, visual artist , fashion designer and co-founder/curator
of the Kunstverein St. Pauli

Arp Museum Bhf. Rolandseck,
Sammlung Falckenberg/Deichtorhallen Hamburg,
Kunsthalle Nürnberg
Kunstverein St. Pauli,
Textem publishing house
Kulturbehörde Hamburg
and many more