PayPlay A window to the world of works by Timon Botez, BotezCo and Collaborators. The blend of commercial and non-commercial projects can be filtered through the pay/play. The commercial work has primarily been for museums and public environments. The concepts are experience-oriented; they engage, educate and entertain the visitor. In the mix you'll also find the odd identity, web-site and interface job. We do them too, with pleasure. The non-commercial work is generally based on observations from the real world. Simple things, like how paint changes shade when it dries. This pseudo-scientific art-research attempts to answer questions by processing and analyzing such observations. The projects offer an opportunity to pursue ideas and thoughts that are not always suitable for the commercial sector. BotezCo Ltd ©2009
Irish College Every building has its story, but few can compete with this one
The Metropolitan Museum A complete wayfinding system for the American Wing at the Metropolitan Museum in New York
Projected Negative Space In celebration of the electric charge of a lightning bolt that gave life to Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein
Plastic Logic Constraints are often a gift for the graphic designer
Projected Super Saturation The super saturated colour generator in action
Nobel Signage A bespoke pictogram and font system guides the visitor through the Nobel Peace Center
Churchill Timeline A monumental installation about a monumental man
Nobel Field An electrifying field of thought and reflection
Negative Negative Space In search of a term that defines a particular optical illusion
Super Saturated Spam I sometimes receive spam that is made up of hundreds of lines of characters that make no sense
GAS Exploring ideas on how turbulence can affect bright light
Hats A knitting magazine found at a Brooklyn school fair inspired the first series of mouse-paintings
Andreas Viestad This Norwegian foodie wants style and substance
Legible London Many London residents don't realise that walking will take you there quicker
The Messageboard Information is everywhere. So let's have some fun with it.
The Economist Developing colour palettes in the commercial sector rarely gets much attention
Joining Dots In computer graphic terms, the shape of an object is represented through a number of connecting dots
Almost Always Angry Too often am I told to calm down, too often, all the time...
Wall of Sound The distortion of space through sound and light
Christian Aid Setting the mood, showing support, sending a message, all electronically
Colour and Volume Deconstructing classic paintings through colour analysis
Inflation><Saturation If you inflate a red balloon, its colour gradually lightens, eventually going pink
The PreHistoric Orchestra When T&D ran out of ideas for composing music on the computer, they built a valve orchestra
Mozilla - Firefox aniversary If you could save one person in this world, who would it be?
IRiver Forms of energy and ways of visualising it
Maps of Milton Keynes The relation between sound and colour keeps resurfacing in art theory throughout history
Flock I once found myself under a tree full of birds talking to me
LOreal The poetry harp is a cheesy, but effective name for an installation
Wall Papers You always get the truth from drunk people and children
Psychoacoustic Portraits The sound of your face, averaged over time
Nobel Field Screens Decorative displays can hold invaluable information
The Serpentine An unrealised website about unrealised artworks; that is a double negative, right?
Jenssen Cognac The brand, the identity, the product and the packaging
Mo Sex -Opening Night Colour, movement and pace can be very suggestive
Baileys Communicating a brand through abstract form and movement
Somerville, Mass Is there a co-ordinated colour scheme in working class suburban Boston?
El-Op - Pop Frequency Capturing the movement of sound through a single snapshot
ICA - CogApp's 25th Send an SMS to the mothership and share your thoughts with the world
Intrusive - at the airport Does the quality of the sign correlate with the cab drivers' dress code at Gatwick's arrival lounge, I wonder?
Halll of Ideas Mariah Carey and Dalai Lama have at least one thing in common
T&D An extensive visual language for this monotonous aural northern duo
A Bridge The beginning of ACP, and plenty of other digital image experiments
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