Demian Conrad (born 1974, Locarno) is a Swiss designer whose work ranges from graphic design to visual arts. Conrad is an author of books on design, and also the creative director of cultural institutions and firms, such as the Center for Future Publishing and DADADUM. He is also known for having invented a process named Water Random Offset Printer (WROP). Conrad graduated with a degree in Visual Communication from SUPSI in Lugano. During this period, he was a pupil of designer Bruno Monguzzi and artist Reto Rigassi. Later, he studied Lateral Thinking with Edward De Bono at the University of Malta. In 2003, he moved to Lausanne and in 2007 he founded the Demian Conrad Design Studio. In 2013, he founded the DADADUM furniture collection. Under Conrad's creative direction, DADADUM won several awards, including the ED Awards European Design. From 2014 to the present, Conrad has taught editorial design and has been a researcher at Haute Ecole d'Art et Design (HEAD) in Geneva, where, in 2017, he co-founded the Center for Future Publishing and became its creative director. In 2016, Conrad curated the visual identity for the campaign on the Swiss referendum in favor of a basic income (Basic Income Campaign), proposed by Generation Grundeinkommen. In 2017, the Art Directors Club awarded the Silver Cube Prize to the Basic Income Campaign. In the same year, Conrad renamed his atelier Automatico Studio and became a member of the Alliance Graphique Internationale (AGI). More information...
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