Kaspar Lukas — Graphic Design & Artistic Photography, Linz

[Paper; 255 X 180mm⸻Untitled] Handout, Constellations.

[Newspaper; 280 X 400mm⸻Inventing Life] A newspaper created to accompany three photographs exhibited at the University of Arts Linz. Through selection, sequencing and reproduction, the project examines how images construct reality.

[Newspaper; A3⸻What I do] The cover is an old photograph of my grandfather. :) He looked almost like me around 1950.

[Zine, A4⸻Kugel] First drafts for an upcoming project. Interviews with students.

[Website; Photographic Reproductions ⸻Klaus Scheuringer] Together with Klaus Scheuringer, nearly 300 individual works created over the past 38 years were photographically documented. The resulting archive was used to create a website that provides an overview of his artistic work: www.klausscheuringer.com (not online yet) A publication follows, pretty sure. ;)

[Restaurant Photos, InstaPosts⸻Nihat] Restaurant El Paso, Ok Platz 1A, Linz.

[Softcover; 229 X 324mm⸻Inventing Life] Theoretical master's thesis, as part of a photographic project.

[Identity; ⸻Michael Sirch, Chemist] In the laboratory from Michael Sirch, they work with oleochemistry and the sustainable transformation of used oils into green solutions. The idea behind the logo is based on mixing blue and yellow — resulting in green. Together we created a website, business cards, letterheads, envelopes, and portrait photographs of Michi.

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[Identity for Helena Sekot; Jewellery⸻Hoiia On, Around] Jewellery is something you wear — it surrounds the body. This idea shaped the wording and the logo system, applied across business cards, envelopes, business letter and a small give-away. The give-away is a collage made from an old family photograph showing my great-grandmother, Rosalia Scherer.

[Poster; A0⸻Das Leben ist schön] La Vita è bella (1997) by Roberto Benigni was the starting point of the poster. In the film, Guido Orefice creates an alternative reality for a child, exposing the absurdity of racial theory. I wanted to make a poster, for a child as well — for Rosa, my eleven-year-old half-sister. I gave it to her on her birthday, and she was very happy with it. Maybe she will look at it in the future and it will remind her that tolerance, imagination, and hope, help in difficult times. Typography —Climax!

[Poster; A0⸻Materialien nutzen und tauschen] The poster series was created for the Hochschüler:innenschaft, as part of a material exchange ‹Materialbörse› initiated by Sophie Morelli.

[Poster; A0⸻Echo] A poster series made in cooperation with students of the Filmakademie Wien for the experimental short film Echo. An Echo from loud to quiet, and quiet to loud.

[Softcover; 116 X 191mm⸻Den Wald vor lauter Bäumen nicht s] Bachelor’s thesis about an architectural book in Vorarlberg for beginners.

[Poster; A0, A1⸻Presentation, Exhibition Poster, Masters]

[Poster; A0⸻Einmal an welchem Ort] Reference: Die neuen Erfahrungen, from Die Innenwelt der Außenwelt der Innenwelt, Handke, Poster: arriving and leaving

[Info Sheet⸻Before Publishing, After Publishing]

[Fine Art Print; 40X50cm⸻Untitled] Cut-outs, Funk-Technik (1946–1986).

[Fine Art Print; Mounted on Alu Dibond; Box Frame; 350X500mm⸻Unititled I-V] Through newly arranged and photographically reproduced editorial images from Life Magazine, the series thematizes work processes such as selection, sequencing and reproduction. It reflects the dissolution of the boundaries between representation and reality. The constructive level of image creation becomes visible in the photographs. Traces such as reflections, traces of use or the materiality of the prints refer to human intervention. This makes it possible to experience the photograph as a constructed object that distances itself from reality.

[Fine Art Print⸻Fußgänger Bronx]

[Fine Art Print—Photorag Ultrasmooth; 350X500mm⸻Konvergenz] The photo series is based on predefined rules. The aim became to create different versions of the same motif—to make the similarities and differences of a subject visible. Applied to people walking, the resulting series reveals an individual loneliness of the persons, which at the same time creates a sense of connectedness through recurring and differing characteristics. Everything is the same—even if it is different.

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Kaspar Lukas, Graphic Designer based in Linz, Austria.
Working independently as Office Läni.
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kasparlukas@icloud.com
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For collaborations, feel free to get in touch.

Scholarships / Competitions
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100 Beste Plakate, Deutschland, Österreich, Schweiz, 2023
Leistungsstipendium Kunstuniversität Linz, 2024
Förderpreis der Hochschüler*innenschaft OÖ, 2025
Plakatropolis Linz, Qujochoe, 2025
Best Off Kunstuniversität Linz, 2023
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Selected Clients
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Klaus Scheuringer / Artist / Artwork Reproduction, Website
Helena Sekot / Jewellery Designer / Corporate Identity, Giveaways, Website
Michael Sirch / Chemist / Corporate Identity, Portraits, Website
Tobias Tschech / Social Worker / Website
Oliver Hoffmann / Coach & Consultant / Portraits, Website
Filmakademie Wien / University Project / Poster
ÖH / Student Union / Poster
El Paso / Restaurant / Social Media, Portraits, Restaurant Photos
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My work includes publications, websites, corporate identities, visual communication for exhibitions, posters, and, in my spare time, close to my heart, artistic photography. I think it's nice to see design as something that can help create meaning, happiness and contentment for yourself and others.