Re:View is a 400-page coffee table book exploring the intersection of space exploration, artificial intelligence, and humanity. Through conversations between the ESA space probe Hera and influential voices from science, art, and culture, the book examines a fundamental question: Is humanity worth saving?
My role focused on the visual conception and editorial design of the book, including typography, grid systems, page layouts, and the creation of visual collages. The design combines scientific imagery, experimental compositions, and expressive typography to create a distinctive visual narrative.
The book features a range of printing and finishing techniques, including a silver foil-wrapped cover, spot varnish, colored edges and die-cut detailing. It was printed in black, Pantone 805 (fluorescent orange), and Pantone 877 (metallic silver) on Garda Matt and Magno Natural papers.
Client: Jung von Matt Neckar
Authors: Hera, Markus Mooslechner, Ian Carnelli, Andreas Brunsch, Andreas Hilbig
Concept: Andreas Brunsch, Andreas Hilbig, Matthias Hess, Moritz Jähde
Project Management: Julia Eisenmann, Josepha Müller-Hartburg, Andrea Elisa Pisu
Editors: Andreas Brunsch, Andreas Hilbig, Markus Mooslechner
Design: Markus Goles, Christoph Grünberger, Sebastian Onufszak, Anny Wiedleroither
Book Production — WE MIND PUBLISHING: Thomas Grell, Corinna Wilhelm
Project Management — WE MIND PUBLISHING: Nina Heß, Lisa Maurer
Production Details
Format: 400-page coffee table book
Printing: Black, Pantone 805 (Fluorescent Orange), Pantone 877 (Metallic Silver)
Paper: Garda Matt, Magno Natural
Printing: Black, Pantone 805 (Fluorescent Orange), Pantone 877 (Metallic Silver)
Paper: Garda Matt, Magno Natural