Narrative & Visual Concept – Place of Ascent (MER). For the event series MER – Place of Ascent, we developed a speculative narrative that centers around the ancient and still unsolved mysteries of the pyramid. MER, the original Egyptian word for pyramid, served as the conceptual starting point for a story-driven visual identity.
The core idea was the invention of a fictional species—an enigmatic entity positioned as the missing link in the pyramid’s unknown history. To bring this narrative to life, we designed a series of artifacts tied to the species, which emerged gradually through the event’s promotional campaign, mimicking the aesthetics and atmosphere of an archaeological excavation.The design language combined ancient symbolism with futuristic elements, creating an immersive world that blurred the line between myth and speculation. Visual assets were rolled out across print, digital, and spatial media to build a coherent and evolving story leading up to the event.
Together w/
Annika Fingerhut (Konzept, Grafik, Visuals)
Johannes Pejas (Konzept, Graphic, Typedesign)
Lukas Rudolph (Konzept, Graphic, Sound)
Justus Jäger (3D Visuals)





Narrative & Visual Concept – Place of Ascent (MER). For the event series MER – Place of Ascent, we developed a speculative narrative that centers around the ancient and still unsolved mysteries of the pyramid. MER, the original Egyptian word for pyramid, served as the conceptual starting point for a story-driven visual identity.
The core idea was the invention of a fictional species—an enigmatic entity positioned as the missing link in the pyramid’s unknown history. To bring this narrative to life, we designed a series of artifacts tied to the species, which emerged gradually through the event’s promotional campaign, mimicking the aesthetics and atmosphere of an archaeological excavation.The design language combined ancient symbolism with futuristic elements, creating an immersive world that blurred the line between myth and speculation. Visual assets were rolled out across print, digital, and spatial media to build a coherent and evolving story leading up to the event.
Together w/
Annika Fingerhut (Konzept, Grafik, Visuals)
Johannes Pejas (Konzept, Graphic, Typedesign)
Lukas Rudolph (Konzept, Graphic, Sound)
Justus Jäger (3D Visuals)



















Lukas Rudolph is a Graphic Designer & Art Director based in Darmstadt Germany, specializing in Visual Identity, Editorial Design and Type Design. His practice is rooted in translating visual culture into precise, contemporary systems for physical brands, cultural institutions, and creative field. Focused on creating concept driven design solutions that help brands communicate with clarity and character. Active across the fields of art, design, cultural institutions and branding.
He started his path with a vocational training as a Media Designer, building a practical foundation in design and production. He continued his studies in Media Design in Ravensburg, where he refined his conceptual and visual approach. An internship at the creative studio Deutsche & Japaner further shaped his understanding of contemporary visual culture.
If you want to connect, talk about an upcoming project or just wanna talk about life – Write me anytime: work@lukasrudolph.info
Lukas Rudolph is a Graphic Designer & Art Director based in Darmstadt Germany, specializing in Visual Identity, Editorial Design and Type Design. His practice is rooted in translating visual culture into precise, contemporary systems for physical brands, cultural institutions, and creative field. Focused on creating concept driven design solutions that help brands communicate with clarity and character. Active across the fields of art, design, cultural institutions and branding.
He started his path with a vocational training as a Media Designer, building a practical foundation in design and production. He continued his studies in Media Design in Ravensburg, where he refined his conceptual and visual approach. An internship at the creative studio Deutsche & Japaner further shaped his understanding of contemporary visual culture.
If you want to connect, talk about an upcoming project or just wanna talk about life – Write me anytime: work@lukasrudolph.info