Minimal Disorder

Minimal Disorder was a music collective I co-founded, where we focused on delivering immersive, high-energy electronic music experiences. The concept behind the collective was to create a space where minimalist beats met dynamic rhythms, offering listeners a journey through the deeper, more experimental side of techno. As both a DJ and visual creative, my role extended beyond music selection; I was responsible for the collective’s branding and visual identity, ensuring our aesthetic matched the raw, industrial energy of our sound.

The visual identity for Minimal Disorder was designed to reflect the collective’s focus on minimalism and underground music culture. I crafted a clean, brutalist-inspired design that balanced simplicity with striking, bold elements. Using a monochromatic palette and geometric shapes, I aimed to evoke the stripped-back essence of minimal techno while incorporating modern design trends that made the brand stand out.

The promotional materials, including flyers, posters, and social media graphics, were designed to match the mood of the music—dark, edgy, and highly curated. Each event we hosted was accompanied by a strong visual narrative, ensuring that both the sound and look of Minimal Disorder were aligned with the experience we wanted to create for our audience.

While the collective is no longer active and I’ve since moved to playing solo, the experience with Minimal Disordershaped my approach to both music and design. It was a space where I could merge my creative talents and explore the synergy between sound and visuals, leaving a lasting impact on my work today.