Design and Direction
About
An interview with The Brand Identity on music industry branding.
Rosso Regular and Syno Mono are now available via 6TM Magazine.
Unknown typeface is now available to purchase via 6TM Magazine.
Unknown typeface appears across editorial spreads in Dazed 274.
365 Days of TAU is featured in Slanted’s Type & Fashion issue.
Featured in the New Aesthetic exhibition held in Paris, France.
TAU Spektrum 4 trading cards are featured in Slanted Magazine.
An interview about music and design featured in People of Print.
Unknown typeface is featured in an article on It’s Nice That.
TAU Spektrum 4 won Bronze for Art Direction at CCA Venus Awards.
TAU Spektrum project is featured in an article by Grafikmagazin.
Lukas Haider served on the jury at Austria’s CCA Venus Awards.
Music and design with Erik Herrström on The Brand Identity.
The Unknown typeface is featured in New Aesthetic’s publication.
TAU Spektrum 3 was featured in an article on Mindsparkle Mag.
The Adana Twins poster series is featured on It’s Nice That.
An interview with Collide24 about the making of Unknown typeface.
Branding
Notre Dame
Effect Talent Management
Illustrations
Tom Arena
Live Videos & Photography
Nicolas Fradet
Geoffrey Hubbel
Brice Adamo Zapulla N.
TV Installation
TV STORE
Candy Cloud Music Video
Megapack
Paranormal is an electronic music label founded by the French artist Notre Dame, dedicated to merging music and art to create a fantastical universe. The label’s mission is to transport audiences into a parallel realm through immersive sound and visual storytelling.
Deeply inspired by manga, anime, and the philosophical belief that parallel worlds exist, Notre Dame envisions a space where humans possess paranormal attributes and extraordinary abilities. During the workshop, we collaborated closely to define how this vision could be translated into a clear and compelling identity for Paranormal.
The wordmark and symbol showcase an abstract wormhole with two entries, representing gates to parallel dimensions. This strong symbol became the smallest unit of the design system and functions seamlessly across all channels of communication, from digital platforms to large-scale live stages.
Inspired by anime magazine layouts, the cover artworks are built on an editorial grid system, creating the feeling of browsing through pages and reading a story. Each music release is paired with unique visual artwork, drawing the audience into an imaginative narrative where every note and brushstroke plays a role. To strengthen the connection with the creative community, innovative artists and illustrators are invited to become part of the Paranormal universe.
In addition to hosting its own label parties, Paranormal expands beyond the boundaries of music through art exhibitions that activate the label in new ways and create an immersive, multisensory experience. These events showcase how music and art coexist seamlessly, offering deeper insights into artworks, music videos, and collectible objects that further expand the Paranormal universe.