Studio van Onna

21/01/2025

Campaign design for “Stop, Action, Vision”—a solo exhibition by at , in collaboration with . Martha Colburn (U.S., 1972) is an artist and filmmaker known for her stop-motion animations.

For this campaign, we turned the stop-motion process inside out—rather than combining frames to create motion, we separated them to build typography. Each poster features frames from a different animation, giving it a distinct look shaped by the textures, colours, and energy of that specific film.

In the animated version, these frames “travel” along the typepath, revealing glimpses of the original animations within the lettering itself.

Typeface: Apfel Grotesk by
Software: .app

Frames used in this animation are from Dolls vs. Dictators
Music:

31/12/2024

12/12/2024

Call-to-action visuals for the Open Call for Curators - State of Fashion Biennale 2026.

For this campaign, we designed a visual system that breathes new life into photos from the last biennale. By animating these images in a way that mimics patchwork, we’ve created a dynamic, textile-inspired look—capturing the spirit of creativity and sustainability at the heart of the platform.

is a platform dedicated to exploring and showcasing innovative alternatives to the current fashion system.

Made with: .app
Typeface: Feature Display Condensed by

10/12/2024

Celebrating emerging design talent with at Dutch Design Week 2024!

For this occasion, we designed a publication, created animations, and, as the cherry on top, wrapped the building where the exhibition took place with the names of the 51 talents.

26/11/2024

19/11/2024

Visuals for the Open Call for Curators - State of Fashion Biennale 2026

is a platform dedicated to exploring and showcasing innovative alternatives to the current fashion system.

For this campaign, we designed a visual system that breathes new life into photos from the last biennale. By animating these images in a way that mimics patchwork, we’ve created a dynamic, textile-inspired look—capturing the spirit of creativity and sustainability at the heart of the platform.

Made with: .app
Typeface: Feature Display Condensed by

15/11/2024

Excited to share the motion design and website we recently created for SEC (Stichting Educatie en Cultuur / Foundation for Education and Culture)!

SEC supports unique projects that don’t fit into the typical boxes of other cultural funds. By doing so, they open up space for new perspectives, fresh ideas, and innovative ways of working.

We brought this philosophy to life by reimagining the original logo—designed by Roosje Klap in 2015—connecting its anchor points in unexpected ways. The result? A series of surprising shapes and lively animations that embody SEC’s spirit of creativity.

One playful detail we love is the website’s interactive slogan, “The Cat that Walked by Himself.” It cleverly follows the movement of your cursor, playing on the idea of a cat chasing a mouse—or perhaps the mouse chasing the cat!

Sadly, during this project, we lost Wendela Scheltema, SEC’s dedicated director. She was
a warm and inspiring person, and we were grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with
her, even if just for a short time.

15/10/2024

Campaign Identity for the ‘40 jaar Tussen Kunst en Kitsch’ Exhibition at Museum MORE (Museum of Modern Realism)

In celebration of four decades of the Dutch version of Antiques Roadshow, this exhibition showcases 80 unique objects from the show’s rich history.

The real magic of the show is in the moment when participants discover the true value of their objects. We’ve captured those reactions at the exact moment they hear the news, with each portrait framed by the silhouette of the object they brought.

Using AI, we transformed these low-resolution TV stills into detailed, hyper-realistic portraits—perfectly fitting for their display in the Museum of Modern Realism.

Special thanks to , , and for the great collaboration and spatial design of the exhibition.

📸 7 + 9 by

22/05/2024

14/05/2024

Motion graphics and interaction design for the digital magazine for ‘Maakruimte voor Mooi NL’ (loosely translated: Space to create for beautiful Netherlands).

The Netherlands faces significant spatial challenges, including developments in housing, water management, agriculture, mobility, as well as inclusivity and health. These challenges require substantial changes. What does the future of the Netherlands look like? And more importantly, how do we make that appealing vision of the future a reality? In ‘Maakruimte voor Mooi NL’ , public clients, designers, and scientists join forces to develop an integrated approach to spatial challenges from various perspectives.

The interactive map of the Netherlands, resembling a playful blob, is initially compressed within a confined space. As the user scrolls, the map gradually unfolds, symbolizing our ability to shape the future of our country. This interactive feature aims to convey the message of empowerment and collective action in shaping the trajectory of our nation.

14/05/2024

Motion graphics for the fourth and fifth editions of the Mobile Labs, taking place in Brazil and Senegal. In each edition, the colours and shapes of the particles changed, inspired by the location’s visuals or the co-curating artist’s work.

The Prince Claus Mobile Labs are alternative co-thinking spaces where cultural changemakers can meet and exchange ideas. Independent and nomadic events, the Mobile Labs are co-organised with our Impact Awardees and travel across the globe, sparking opportunities for new perspectives to flourish.

Between 18—21 May, our first 2024 Mobile Lab takes us to the cities of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, where indigenous leader, environmentalist, philosopher, writer, and 2022 Impact Awardee, Ailton Krenak (), co-curates a three-day programme of public events, master classes, performances, and panel talks together with the Prince Claus Fund.

In late May and early June, our second 2024 Mobile Lab takes us to Senegal where film director, screenwriter, and 2022 Impact Awardee, , curates a programme of screenings, workshops, a concert, and various public events.

25/01/2024

Poster design for the exhibition ‘The Sky Fell on Her’ by Ruthi Helbitz Cohen ( ), now on display at . Notable in her beautiful work is the use of red letter drop-off tape from the family business, a construction company her grandfather founded. For this exhibition we created a typeface (tapeface!) based on this tape.