I design. Sometimes graphics, sometimes objects, sometimes architecture.
This website is meant to serve as a sort of scrapbook. A place to document and showcase thoughts, inspirations, and projects, past, present, and future.
I'm always interested in collaborations. If you'd like to get in touch just drop me a line at: jakob.lorenz(at)gmail.com
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