See Through Lab is an experimental software studio based in Brooklyn, NY. The studio creates installations and software using generative artwork, crowdsourcing, computer vision, physical computing, projection and popular web platforms. After a project is developed, all the code that was written is released as open source.
The identity we developed reflects the modular aspects of that open source ethos. The primary logo continually breaks apart and reassembles itself across digital and physical iterations — such as the plexiglass business cards that are etched on the front and back.
Small pieces of the mark can also be borrowed to generate patterns and other artwork.
The palette is a familiar one, RGB, a color model inherent to electronics and LED displays.
Rounding it off with monospaced typography, a common style used for coding, creates an identity system that is generated from the studio’s DNA.
The See Through Lab website.
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Comments
I love the plexiglass business cards. They seem to work really well.
Love the interactive landing page and large scrolling menu on the website.
Very cool. At first glance, I thought this was some kind of night club or something but I assumed wrong. It’s the neon glowing that gives off that feeling but after reading more about what this is all about, I understood.