Dekadenz is far more to us than a client. It is an intellectual home and a cultural space we’ve had the privilege of accompanying as a communication partner for many years. In the historic Anreiterkeller in Stufels, original productions, contemporary theater, cabaret, music, and formats that go far beyond a conventional stage program come to life. It is precisely this combination of idealism, cultural relevance, and strong independence that makes the collaboration so special to us.
Cultural work needs good communication, perhaps even more than many other fields. Especially where budgets are tight, design often plays a decisive role in how strongly a production is perceived. At Dekadenz, every in-house production also brings its own distinct tone. That is exactly where both the challenge and the freedom lie: every time, we get to begin on a new page.
The ideas often emerge together with the artistic direction, the director, or the dramaturgy. In that process, we deliberately do not rule out any technique. Collage, photography, digital solutions, and conceptual approaches all stand next to one another on equal footing. What matters most is always finding a new window through which the work can be told.
Over the years, this has led to a wide range of very different graphic works for Brixen’s cultural lifeline, each one making a production visible in its own way. That very diversity is part of the concept. With a great deal of dedication and enthusiasm, a form of communication emerges that gives it the visual relevance it needs in public space.
