Doel, where Doel Festival is set, is a mythical place which carries a tumultuous history and hosts uniquely preserved architecture. Our vision for the identity of Doel Festival is to build further on what is already present. Doel is a special place and we want to amplify its magical and strange atmosphere, without imposing. This is why Doel’s history extends itself visually in our design. We developed a visual identity which evolves with every edition, referencing the shiny metal perforated plates covering up the windows and doors of houses, to the washed off graffiti and faded signage. When attending the festival, you can really feel this history of the town, which makes it a unique experience. This is why the visual identity is constructed out of different layers as if we were slowly peeling away some of those layers that show Doel’s unique history and atmosphere. By doing so, we hope that through design we can create an extra awareness for the visitors of the festival and create an extra purpose next to the communicative nature of posters, advertisements etc.

Doel Festival, visual identity and campaign for the 2023 edition.

Doel Festival, visual identity and campaign for the 2022 edition.

Doel Festival has a symbiotic relationship with the village. The festival works together with local entrepreneurs and supports the current inhabitants and redevelopment of Doel by donating a percentage of each purchased ticket into a support fund, specifically set up for that purpose. This means that you buying a ticket, has a direct impact on the village’s future.

Brussels Street Photography Festival
Antwerp Art Weekend
Arte Antwerp
Creative Belgium Awards
Doel Festival
Transit Festival
RE Antwerp
Re-Arrange
RSC Anderlecht
Back To Back
FOMU
Indrikis Gelzis
Klub Dramatik Festival
M HKA
Briquet
Antwerp Art
Nacht van de Beeldende Kunst
Kringwinkel
Inma
Tantines
ABK Mol
Technopolis
Everyday Gallery
iMAL
Delta Atelier
HART magazine
Rietepetite
Circuit
A-Z
Tom Volkaert
Point of No Return
Luddites
Element
Alfa
Atelier 03
Onkruid
Okkaido
Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp and the Royal Conservatoire Antwerp
Peter Benoit Fonds
L'Amateur
Vrints-Kolsteren
 
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