As a graphic designer, I had the opportunity to work on an exciting project with the University of Konstanz. The goal was to present research results pictorially in a three-part series. The idea was to use the form of a poster to present the results in an appealing and understandable way.

I began by translating the complex research results into simple and understandable graphics. Working with Beatrice Salamena and Kathrin Leipold, we developed a visual language that allowed viewers to quickly grasp and understand the results.

We used a color palette that reflected the different areas of the research findings and added symbols and icons to make the connections clear. We worked closely with the researchers to ensure that we presented the results accurately and correctly.

Working with the University of Konstanz was a challenge, but also a great opportunity for us as designers. We had the opportunity to translate complex research results into a visual language that everyone could understand. By using posters, we were able to present the results in an attractive and appealing way.

I am proud of the work we have done and am grateful for the collaboration with Beatrice Salamena and Kathrin Leipold. Our work together has shown that complex information can be presented in an understandable way if you have the right tools and a creative approach.

I hope that the series of posters will help to make the results of the research accessible to a wider audience and help to raise awareness of the research and its importance in our society.