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Smartphone displaying a monochrome gallery website interface set against a textured metallic perforated background.
GOCA brand identity poster reading Art Between Two Worlds displayed on a white tiled subway wall with mosaic border
Website interface for GOCA featuring artist Yuta Okuda working in a studio with a paint-splattered apron.
Graphic design poster and rolled print featuring blue floral artwork and typography against a solid black background.
Modern interior space with a triangular cutout in a metallic partition wall and recessed ceiling lighting.
Two white business cards with embossed typography and a circular cutout aperture against a solid black background.
GOCA brand identity billboard displayed at a city transit station with bold typography and a portrait of a man
GOCA brand sign featuring white typography on a dark rectangular plaque mounted to a metallic concrete pillar.
Woman in houndstooth coat holding a large white tote bag while viewing vibrant abstract paintings in a modern art gallery.
GOCA ID card holder with lime green insert and black carabiner on white seamless background
Storefront glass window with dotted graphic patterns, signage, and opening hours for GOCA brand identity.
Smartphone displaying a monochrome gallery website interface set against a textured metallic perforated background.
GOCA brand identity poster reading Art Between Two Worlds displayed on a white tiled subway wall with mosaic border

GOCA Brand Identity 2025

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The brand identity for GOCA, a Chelsea-based contemporary art gallery, establishes a visual language centered on minimalist precision and high-contrast editorial design. Developed by Athletics, the identity bridges international sensibilities through a monochrome palette punctuated by vibrant graphic accents. The project leans into a systematic use of halftone patterns, structured grid alignments, and a mix of English and Japanese typography. Applications of the brand extend across both digital and physical touchpoints. The digital platform utilizes responsive web design and motion graphics to showcase exhibition content, while physical materials—ranging from signage and posters to stationery and ID cards—rely on geometric forms, tactile embossment, and clean aperture cutouts to maintain a consistent gallery presence.

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