Challenge:
How do you celebrate 200 years of heritage without creating another anniversary book? Christian Fischbacher needed a premium editorial experience that transformed its heritage, craftsmanship and collections into a story worth keeping.

The idea:
Rather than looking back, we created a collectible tabloid-style publication that brought Christian Fischbacher's heritage into the present. Blending editorial storytelling, archive material, photography, craftsmanship and contemporary collections, the publication transformed two centuries of heritage into a rich and engaging brand narrative.

My role:
Concept · Art Direction · Visual Direction

From developing the editorial concept and visual language to shaping the story flow, image selection and timeline design. Choosing an oversized magazine format over a traditional anniversary book, I transformed 200 years of heritage into a contemporary and collectible editorial experience.