Nemesis is an alternative design and strategy consultancy founded in 2017 by Emily Segal and Martti Kalliala, with nodes in Berlin, Los Angeles and Helsinki. In addition to client work, Nemesis produces self-initiated, multi-disciplinary research on fashion, subculture, urbanism, technology, design, speed, language, and death.

Working closely with founders Emily Segal and Martti Kallial we developed a brand identity that could work for a massive corporation or become the masthead for a niche fashion magazine.

A collection of 720 unique three-dimensional knots, metaphysically activated and created with elements of chaos. KNOTS are a new experiment in literary Web 3. Powered by the Ethereum blockchain, a portion of each sale supports queer, trans, experimental and otherwise undersupported publishing projects via Deluge Books.

Violet Office designed and developed the generative interactive visuals, as well as the branding and digital presence.

Conceived by K Allado-McDowell, Song of the Ambassadors re-imagines opera as a musical ritual producing scientific understanding about the effects of music on the body and mind. We developed the visual identity working closely with K Allado-McDowell. The Opera, a work in progress, was previewed at Lincoln Center October 25th, 2022.

Founded in 2018 with the principle to provide artists the insight to advance their careers, Y2K Group focuses on contemporary art in all media. Taking inspiration from the name, Y2K Group identity and website is an appreciation of a simpler time of pixels and 32bits. We created their brand identity, web design and development.

Visual identity, web design, and development for photographer and director Brooke Nipar. She needed a site that would elevate her video and photo work, while still being easily searchable based on category. We allude to the vernacular of photography with negative menu overlays and the use of blur and focus to highlight content.

Book design for 2 new titles by Irene Silt, published by Deluge Books. Irene Silt writes about power, anti-work feeling, joy, and deviance. Their essays and poems have been published in Mask Magazine, ANTIGRAVITY, Spoil, LESTE, Trou Noir, Poiesis Journal and in the Tripwire pamphlet series. They live in New York.

BOAR is a site-specific robotic performance by artist Federico Díaz and novelist and technologist J. M. Ledgard as part of the 12th Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art. Violet Office worked with the Light Art Space and the artist to develop the book and promotional material accompanying the performance.