Martin Stoecklin & Melina Wilson are active in the wide-ranging field of visual communication, specialising in design for print, interactive platforms and physical spaces. The studio practice is concept-driven and each project is developed non-dogmatically by grasping its idiosyncrasies and translating them into articulate ideas and engaging interfaces. Clients and collaborators range from cultural and academic institutions to artists and businesses.
Awards
100 Beste Plakate (2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020)
Most Beautiful Swiss Books 2018
Publications and exhibitions
Monthly Design South Korea, feature, 2022
100 Beste Plakate DE/AT/CH, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020
Fabrikzeitung, Zurich, 2019 (guest editor), 2020 (contribution)
Most Beautiful Swiss Books 2018
Lectures, teaching and juries
HfG Karlsruhe, lecture and workshop, 2024
HKB/Bern Academy of the Arts, jury, 2024
HSD/University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf, teaching, 2021—2022
ECAL Open Day, lecture, 2022
Parallel-Parallel (Zurich), lecture, 2022
Werkplaats Typografie, teaching assistant, 2019—2020
Selection of clients and collaborators
Aargauer Kunsthaus (Aarau), Accademia di architettura (Mendrisio), Atélier Frédéric Dedelley (Zurich), Denise Bertschi (artist, Zurich), Vanessa Billy (artist, Zurich), Bündner Kunstmuseum Chur, BURRI (Glattbrugg), CAN Centre d’Art Neuchâtel, Martin Chramosta (artist, Basel), Conen Sigl Architekt:innen (Zurich), Daidalos (Zurich), Gioia Dal Molin (curator, Rome/Zurich), Das gelbe Haus (Flims), edition fink (Zurich), Edition Metzel (Munich), Efa – Energie für alle (Zurich), EPFL (Lausanne), ETH (Zurich), Fabrikzeitung (Zurich), Galerie Mark Müller (Zurich), gta Verlag (Zurich), Hatje Cantz (Stuttgart/Berlin), Hier und Jetzt Verlag (Baden), HKB/Bern University of the Arts, Institute of Art History/University of Zurich, Kunsthalle Basel, Kunsthalle Mulhouse, Kunsthaus Pasquart (Biel), Kunsthaus Zürich, Kunstmuseum Thun, Mark Pezinger Verlag (Vienna), Migros Kulturprozent (Zurich), Marjeta Morinc (lithography, Basel), Musée Picasso (Antibes), Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle de Neuchâtel, Nouveaux Commanditaires/Neue Auftraggeber:innen (Geneva), Palazzo Strozzi (Florence), Park Books (Zurich), Pro Helvetia/The Swiss Arts Council, Quart Verlag (Luzern), Christoph Ramisch (architect and researcher, Zurich), Christine Streuli (artist, Berlin), Stadt Zürich, Studio Maria Conen (Zurich), Studio Olafur Eliasson (Berlin), Studio Other Spaces (Berlin), Svizzera 240 (Alessandro Bosshard, Li Tavor, Matt Vanderploeg, Ani Vihervaara, Zurich), Swiss Social Archives (Zurich), Verlag für moderne Kunst (Vienna), Westpol Landschaftsarchitekten (Basel), WOZ – die Wochenzeitung (Zurich), ZHdK/Zurich University of the Arts, Mara Züst (mediator, researcher, Zurich)
Former interns
Lea Huser, Simona Koutná, Adrian Schnegg, Rahel Preisig, Aline Pedrazzi, Ania Pravorotskaya, Sophia Becker
© 2024 Martin Stoecklin and Melina Wilson
Martin Stoecklin & Melina Wilson are active in the wide-ranging field of visual communication, specialising in design for print, web/interactive platforms and physical spaces. The studio practice is concept-driven and each project is developed non-dogmatically by learning and understanding its idiosyncrasies to clarify ideas and translate them into cohesive results and thoughtful interfaces. Clients and collaborators range from cultural and academic institutions to artists and businesses. The studio was co-founded by Martin Stoecklin (Diploma in Visual Communication [equivalent to a Master’s degree] from Zurich University of the Arts) and Melina Wilson (BA in Visual Communication from ECAL and MA in Arts from Werkplaats Typografie).
Selected press, exhibitions and awards
ECAL Open Day 2022
Parallel-Parallel, Zurich, 2022
Monthly Design, South Korea, 2022
100 Beste Plakate DE/AT/CH (2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020)
Fabrikzeitung, Zurich (2019, 2020)
Most Beautiful Swiss Books 2018
Selection of clients and collaborators
Aargauer Kunsthaus (Aarau), Accademia di architettura (Mendrisio), Atélier Frédéric Dedelley (Zurich), Yauhen Attsetski (Photographer, Minsk/Kiev), Denise Bertschi (artist, Florence), Vanessa Billy (artist, Zurich), Bündner Kunstmuseum Chur, BURRI (Glattbrugg), CAN Centre d'Art Neuchâtel, Martin Chramosta (artist, Basel), Conen Sigl Architekt:innen (Zurich), Daidalos (Zurich), Gioia Dal Molin (curator, Rome/Zurich), Das gelbe Haus (Flims), edition fink (Zurich), Edition Metzel (Munich), Efa – Energie für alle (Zurich), EPFL (Lausanne), ETH (Zurich), Fabrikzeitung (Zurich), Till Forrer (photography, Zurich), Furbo (Zurich), Galerie Mark Müller (Zurich), gta Verlag (Zurich), Hatje Cantz (Stuttgart/Berlin), Hier und Jetzt Verlag (Baden), HKB/Bern University of the Arts, Institute of Art History/University of Zurich, Kunsthalle Basel, Kunsthalle Mulhouse, Kunsthaus Pasquart (Biel), Kunsthaus Zürich, Kunstmuseum Thun, Eric Marchal (artist, Basel), Mark Pezinger Verlag (Vienna), Migros Kulturprozent (Zurich), Marjeta Morinc (lithography, Basel), Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle (Neuchâtel), Musée Picasso (Antibes), Nouveaux Commanditaires/Neue Auftraggeber:innen (Geneva), Palazzo Strozzi (Florence), Park Books (Zurich), Christian Pérez (web development, Zurich), Pro Helvetia/The Swiss Arts Council, Quart Verlag (Luzern), Christoph Ramisch (architect and researcher, Zurich), Sprachwirrwarr (Zurich), Christine Streuli (artist, Berlin), Studio Maria Conen (Zurich), Studio Olafur Eliasson (Berlin), Studio Other Spaces (Berlin), Svizzera 240 (Alessandro Bosshard, Li Tavor, Matt Vanderploeg, Ani Vihervaara, Zurich), Swiss Social Archives (Zurich), Verlag für moderne Kunst (Vienna), Fabian Voegeli (web development, Oslo/Toronto), Westpol Landschaftsarchitekten (Basel), WOZ – die Wochenzeitung (Zurich), Mara Züst (mediator, researcher, Zurich)
Network
Depending on the nature and size of the project, we involve partners in the fields of photography, lithography, programming, animation, film, and illustration.
Former interns
Lea Huser, Simona Koutná, Adrian Schnegg, Rahel Preisig, Aline Pedrazzi, Ania Pravorotskaya, Sophia Becker
© 2024 Martin Stoecklin and Melina Wilson