Dana Barkay | Projects

•Print •AR
POST project explores and presents the relevance and advantages of print media in the digital age. It includes a series of seven printed posters, each spotlighting a distinct benefit of print. Enhanced with augmented reality (AR), each poster reveals an interactive digital layer when viewed through a smartphone— merging the strengths of print  with those of digital media. Alongside the posters, a companion book offers deeper insights, supported by articles, studies, and surveys that further examine the enduring impact and value of print in the digital world.
Presented at House of art&love

and at Abraham hostel TLV
•Logo •Branding •Exhibition
Logo design system for “Tomorrow”,  
a digital art exhibition held at the Ramat Gan Museum. Spanning over 3,000 square meters, the exhibition featured five distinct exhibits that blended classical masterpieces—by artists such as Kandinsky, Monet, Cézanne, and Van Gogh— with cutting-edge technologies including NFTs and VR.
Commissioned by Studio 0304
•Website •Layout •Image Making
Websites designed for different purposes and clients—each with its own visual language and user experience. From concept to layout, every project features thoughtful UX and tailored brand identity, reflecting a distinct design approach while maintaining clarity and consistency across platforms.
•Book •Font Design •Image Making
Spread design for the 9th edition of Asufa’s Passover Haggadah, for the text “Rahem Na” (Have mercy). The typography features Shup, a Hebrew font I designed around the same time, accompanied by a black and white digital illustration created for this text.
•Print •Branding •Image Making
Branding and prints design for a local fair dedicated to Israeli art and design. Deliverables included stickers, posters, and original artwork, alongside a complete visual identity—from the logo to invoices, labels, and packaging.
•Typography •Font Design
A collection of typographic playground explorations, including alphabet development, letter-based designs, and sketches. Each piece explores form, structure, and the creative potential of letters.