Théo Hennequin

Independant graphic designer and visual artist based in Brussels (BE), working on projects in editorial design, visual identity, web design and motion design. Drawing inspiration from both Swiss graphic design and contemporary and experimental movements, he experiments with typographic compositions and the layering of elements. In doing so, he develops a unique aesthetic and theoretical repertoire.

He is also working on two separate projects. The first is a research project exploring the world of football and fan culture, focusing on aspects off the pitch and the inner workings of the sport. The second is a project drawing inspiration from mountainous landscapes, sports practised in such environments, and mountainwear.

Commission

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Contact

hello@theohennequin.com
@theohennequin
Rue Jacques de Lalaing 13, 1040 Brussels


Services

Visual identity
Editorial design
Motion design
Web design


Selected clients

Affenpinshers
Africa Museum
Argos
Entwined
Harlem Lamine
Johan Poezevara
La Bellone
Les Chantiers Battus
Les Îles Mardi
Musique Action Chaumont
Palais de Tokyo
Traumnovelle
Toestand

About

Une montagne symbolique et une corde cassée changent le destin d'une famille

2021

Font: Helvetica (Max Miedinger)

Une montagne symbolique et une corde cassée changent le destin d’une famille (A Symbolic Mountain and a Broken Rope Change a Family’s Fate) is a book that explores the first ascent of the Matterhorn and its dramatic consequences for a family. The book stands out for its extensive experimentation with materials. Several types of paper are used to evoke rock, snow and ice, with varied textures and tactile qualities that enhance the sensory and symbolic dimension of the mountain. The use of multiple formats reinforces this diversity, with each medium embodying a different aspect of the alpine experience.