Bronzo Grafica · 2024
Reserva Das Parkias Identità del Marchio
by Tiago De Albuquerque Sales E Kiemle
- A' Design Award di Bronzo 2024 in Grafica
- CLIENT: Tiago de Albuquerque Sales e Kiemle - Tiago Versalles
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 13,592
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About Reserva Das Parkias Identità del Marchio
La Riserva Parkias è un importante progetto ambientale che recupera il suolo, riforesta aree degradate con alberi autoctoni e preserva la biodiversità. Basandosi su studi semiotici, il suo logo è stato progettato per rappresentare la Parkia pendula, un albero iconico alto fino a 40m con un biodesign unico dovuto ai suoi globi floreali rossi che pendono da pendoli. Combinando questi riferimenti con l'estetica delle pitture corporee indigene e il copricapo di piume, la corona dei popoli nativi delle foreste brasiliane, è nata una nuova rappresentazione della Parkia: l'albero coronato, la maestà della Foresta Atlantica
About the A' Design Award di Bronzo
Reserva Das Parkias Identità del Marchio ha vinto l'A' Design Award di Bronzo, un riconoscimento altamente prestigioso conferito a design eccezionali che si distinguono per creatività, ingegno e astuzia. I vincitori di Bronzo sono manufatti ampiamente abili e sorprendentemente creativi che autenticano la vasta esperienza, l'immaginazione e l'intraprendenza dei loro designer. Ci si aspetta che Reserva Das Parkias Identità del Marchio sia un oggetto molto apprezzato, ammirato e amato, notevolmente professionale e innovativo. Questo design vincitore dell'A' Design Award di Bronzo incorpora le migliori pratiche dell'arte, della scienza, del design e della tecnologia, ed è eccellente per l'attenzione al dettaglio. Reserva Das Parkias Identità del Marchio soddisfa splendidamente i bisogni, tocca i desideri, affascina i sentimenti e attira la curiosità.
Press Kit
- Unique Properties
- The Parkia’s Reserve is an environmental project to restore soil, reforest native trees and preserve biodiversity. Up to 40m tall, Parkia Pêndula lives in climax (mature) forests, such as the Atlantic Forest, a more biodiverse biome than its sister, the Amazon. It extends from north to south of Brazil, along its Atlantic coast, the most populous region of the country that has already destroyed 88% of the original coverage of this biome and that needs to be restored to combat climate change
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Main image 3600px x 3600px. Optional images 1800px x 1800px. Video 1080px x 1920px (9 x 16)
- Tags
- sustainability, biodesign, golden ratio, graphic design, ecodesign, biomimicry, brand design, reforestation, Brazilian design
- Production Technology
- Design architected in Golden Ratio. This visual identity was developed to have visual harmony in each of its parts, such as the globular flowers, the pendulums, the branches, the trunk and its crown, all calculated to be proportional in golden proportion. Another technique used in the project was biomimicry, representing the Parkia pendula tree in a minimalist way in each of the visual attributes that graphically identify this tree
- Design Challenge
- Synthesizing an exuberant nature into a minimalist icon that didn't just look like a generic tree was possible due to the use of semiotics in a specific way. It was also necessary to understand the importance of Parkia in ecological relations for the logo to have meaning for the brand's environmental and social project. Applying other techniques such as golden ratio, biomimetics and gestalt to add layers, sensations, and ancestry to the project was challenging, like composing a visual symphony
- Research
- In biology I sought inspiration from nature and in anthropology I sought ancestral knowledge from the people of the forest, inspiring the creation of a natural brand with ethnic patterns such as native body paintings. The purpose was to find the species that best represented the idea of Regeneration, and Parkia pendula is known for its ability to restore soil fertility. Biomimetics was used in the brand concept and the golden ratio was used in the creation of the visual identity
- Inspiration
- Bio-inspired by the queen of trees from the Brazilian Atlantic Forest, the Parkia Pêndula. The project has a visual identity that expresses the unique Biodesign of this tree. Parkia produces red floral globes hanging by pendulums (hence its name), making it iconic in Brazilian flora. Another inspiration is the body paintings of the original native peoples of Brazil, as when we replicate the logo it transforms into an ancestral pattern full of the history and primordial culture of Brazil
- Project Duration
- The project began in September 2023 in Pernambuco, Brazil, after field research in the Parkias Reserve. Knowing the place and experiencing nature and its biodiversity was fundamental to understanding the richness of that place and choosing Parkia pendula to symbolize the reforestation proposed by the environmental action. The design was ready in January 2024 and environmental actions will begin in May 2024, the rainy season in the region, which helps with the reforestation process
- Operation Flow
- Experience this logo as a version inspired by a tree that is at risk of extinction and needs to be transformed into a symbol of reforestation. The interaction is semiotic, it is an icon of a tree (Parkia Pendula) as it portrays it in an iconographic way in its graphic characteristics. It presents better results as it was designed harmoniously in a golden ratio in every detail. It has better performance because it is not a generic tree, but a specific tree from the Brazilian Atlantic Forest
- Patents
- Copyright belongs to Tiago de Albuquerque Sales and Kiemle, 2024
- Image Credits
- Image nº 1: Photographer Tiago de Albuquerque Sales and Kiemle, 2024
Image nº 2: Photographer Tiago de Albuquerque Sales and Kiemle, 2024
Image nº 3: Photographer Tiago de Albuquerque Sales and Kiemle, 2024
Image nº 4: Photographer Tiago de Albuquerque Sales and Kiemle, 2024
Image nº 5: Photographer Tiago de Albuquerque Sales and Kiemle, 2024
Video Credits: Aerial video taken with a Drone of a Parkia pendula, Tiago de Albuquerque Sales and Kiemle, 2017
