Tonje Jæger
TRY Design
Head of Design
tonje@try.no
+47 911 29 219
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The museum’s audience is diverse, including kindergarten groups, art connoisseurs, the local population of Bergen, and numerous tourists visiting the city.
A challenge the museum faced was confusion created by its many locations and artist homes. The branding architecture had been unclear, and visual elements were inconsistently applied. For visitors, it was not always obvious what was part of Kode and what was not.
Kode received an updated visual identity with a fresh visual concept that clarified the various locations and exhibitions
Drawing inspiration from a four-line musical staff, the new visual identity adopted a unique, expressive rhythm. Elements, text, and images are aligned according to the "notes," giving the design a dynamic, flowing feel across the surfaces.
Motion design took this concept even further, with elements adjusting and rearranging themselves into new positions and sizes. This movement symbolized Kode’s ongoing transformation, emphasizing how art is constantly reinterpreted and reassembled in new settings and themes. The visual identity was extended to Kode's website, where the scrolling experience itself was animated, bringing the concept of motion and change into the digital space.
This update clarified Kode’s visual presence, helped distinguish its various buildings and locations, and communicated the museum’s commitment to innovation, fluidity, and reinterpretation of art.
TRY Design
Head of Design
tonje@try.no
+47 911 29 219
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