Multidisciplinary design works led by Dalibor Itze.

Maybe the time has come to let them live

Perhaps we should tear everything apart. Burn all the books. Destroy all the records. Paper no longer serves us. Maybe we should leave everything to the computers. Perhaps they can handle it better than we can. Counting and writing and creating and swaying and persuading and defending and programming and lying and inventing. They already know how to do it better than us. Better than us! Well, why shouldn't we just let them? Maybe the time has come to let them live.

Stable diffusion XL Turbo with ComfyUI

Cultural Development Strategy Zlín 2023-2028

This draft brochure focuses on on getting closer to some of Bata's ideals. One of them is clarity. All the elements are repeated in the brochure so as not to bore the reader, but to to be familiar. "This I know, here I've been here before'.

The handbook thus becomes more friendly. And like Bata's buildings, the handbook works with symbols, we don't need complicated illustrations, they would be too burden the reader. Instead, we have simple icons that are composed into larger, meaningful units, shapes and letters. Everything is underlined by a grid that is not everywhere, but where it is, it unifies the elements into simple and readable units.

The guide uses 2 main colours, of which can be easily developed in colour in the case of a larger whole.

Why so much water?! A poster for Fonte Vitae.

The water consumption in the Czech Republic is growing steadily since the 90’s, annually. The average Czech person consumed 89.2 liters of water per day in 2018; 0.6 liters more than the previous year. Experts explain the increased water consumption mainly due to the recent droughts — in summer, people are drinking and watering their gardens more.

94.7% of the population of the Czech Republic was supplied with water from public water supply systems last year — the same as in 2017. For several years now, water losses in the pipeline network in the Czech Republic have remained below 17%; while in 2004, this represented more than 21%.

Poster was originally designed for a cause campaign by Fonte Vitae.

A promised land – alternative cover designs

Alternative covers for the book "A Promised Land by Barrack Obama".

The first cover works with typographic motif. The stripes represent the flag of the United States while crossing out the word "promised". This indicates the society for which they would be some of Barack Obama's planned reforms unimaginable. mostly accurate for understanding their shape and meaning.

The second cover consists of text and a picture. The picture behind the torn paper represents the averse side of American society and of how it expresses dissatisfaction with 2 Worlds and Revolution.

Both covers were created during turbulent times of BLM protests.

Portrait of the railway landmarks – Autoportrait poster

"Portrait of the railway landmarks" poster combines 2 main motifs. Railway transport, maps, schemes; and a stylized portrait. Railways have been close to my heart all my life, I love travelling by trains,.. taking pictures of trains ,..and other stuff (with trains ), so using them as one of the motifs in my work is a given. I also couldn't leave out the finger walking on the map, the very act of travelling but also the fondness for the system. The diagrams of the landmarks are mostly accurate for understanding their shape and meaning.

All the elements are set in a square grid that guides the elements of the poster and connects them into a unified concept. Mainly 2 colours (BW) are used, but there is a varied gradient in the glasses delineating from the poster. The last detail is the key, let the poster be educational as well.