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ELECTRIC DAISY DIARY
2011
Fine Arts, Painting, Typography
Pia Habekost explores the duality of typography as abstract ornament versus actual meaning. Informed by instances of personal experience to current events in urban culture, her typographic formations address topics of sampling, interconnection, and remixed narrative.

Originally from Berlin, Pia last worked as an architect for Zaha Hadid in London and the multi-disciplinary collective NAU. She currently lives and works in Downtown Los Angeles.
  • ELECTRIC DAISY DIARY Overall 1
    Acrylic paint, gel medium, oil marker, permanent marker
    96" x 64". 243.8 cm x 162.6 cm
  • ELECTRIC DAISY DIARY Overall 2
    Acrylic paint, gel medium, oil marker, permanent marker
    96" x 64". 243.8 cm x 162.6 cm
  • ELECTRIC DAISY DIARY Detail 1
  • ELECTRIC DAISY DIARY Detail 2
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  • VELOCITY GIRL
    Pia Habekost explores the duality of typography as abstract ornament versus actual meaning. Informed by instances of personal experience to current events in urban culture, her typographic formations address topics of sampling, interconnection, and remixed narrative.

    Originally from Berlin, Pia last worked as an architect for Zaha Hadid in London and the multi-disciplinary collective NAU. She currently lives and works in Downtown Los Angeles.
    Fine Arts, Painting, Typography
    2012
  • TAKE ME HOME I'LL CHANGE YOUR LIFE
    Pia Habekost explores the duality of typography as abstract ornament versus actual meaning. Informed by instances of personal experience to current events in urban culture, her typographic formations address topics of sampling, interconnection, and remixed narrative.

    Originally from Berlin, Pia last worked as an architect for Zaha Hadid in London and the multi-disciplinary collective NAU. She currently lives and works in Downtown Los Angeles.
    Fine Arts, Painting, Typography
    2012
  • FLUORESCENT ADOLESCENT
    Pia Habekost explores the duality of typography as abstract ornament versus actual meaning. Informed by instances of personal experience to current events in urban culture, her typographic formations address topics of sampling, interconnection, and remixed narrative.

    Originally from Berlin, Pia last worked as an architect for Zaha Hadid in London and the multi-disciplinary collective NAU. She currently lives and works in Downtown Los Angeles.
    Fine Arts, Painting, Typography
    2012
  • MAGNETIC SUPERBOX
    Pia Habekost explores the duality of typography as abstract ornament versus actual meaning. Informed by instances of personal experience to current events in urban culture, her typographic formations address topics of sampling, interconnection, and remixed narrative.

    Originally from Berlin, Pia last worked as an architect for Zaha Hadid in London and the multi-disciplinary collective NAU. She currently lives and works in Downtown Los Angeles.
    Fine Arts, Painting, Typography
    2012
  • PICK A POISON
    Pia Habekost explores the duality of typography as abstract ornament versus actual meaning. Informed by instances of personal experience to current events in urban culture, her typographic formations address topics of sampling, interconnection, and remixed narrative.

    Originally from Berlin, Pia last worked as an architect for Zaha Hadid in London and the multi-disciplinary collective NAU. She currently lives and works in Downtown Los Angeles.
    Fine Arts, Painting, Typography
    2012
  • TOO MUCH IS NOT ENOUGH
    Pia Habekost explores the duality of typography as abstract ornament versus actual meaning. Informed by instances of personal experience to current events in urban culture, her typographic formations address topics of sampling, interconnection, and remixed narrative.

    Originally from Berlin, Pia last worked as an architect for Zaha Hadid in London and the multi-disciplinary collective NAU. She currently lives and works in Downtown Los Angeles.
    Fine Arts, Painting, Typography
    2012
  • CRYSTALLINE
    Pia Habekost explores the duality of typography as abstract ornament versus actual meaning. Informed by instances of personal experience to current events in urban culture, her typographic formations address topics of sampling, interconnection, and remixed narrative.

    Originally from Berlin, Pia last worked as an architect for Zaha Hadid in London and the multi-disciplinary collective NAU. She currently lives and works in Downtown Los Angeles.
    Fine Arts, Painting, Typography
    2011
  • WHAT MAKES YOU LEAP
    Pia Habekost explores the duality of typography as abstract ornament versus actual meaning. Informed by instances of personal experience to current events in urban culture, her typographic formations address topics of sampling, interconnection, and remixed narrative.

    Originally from Berlin, Pia last worked as an architect for Zaha Hadid in London and the multi-disciplinary collective NAU. She currently lives and works in Downtown Los Angeles.
    Fine Arts, Painting, Typography
    2011
  • FOUR TO GET RICH SIX TO GET FAMOUS
    Pia Habekost explores the duality of typography as abstract ornament versus actual meaning. Informed by instances of personal experience to current events in urban culture, her typographic formations address topics of sampling, interconnection, and remixed narrative.

    Originally from Berlin, Pia last worked as an architect for Zaha Hadid in London and the multi-disciplinary collective NAU. She currently lives and works in Downtown Los Angeles.
    Fine Arts, Painting, Typography
    2011
  • IMAGINATIONLAND
    Pia Habekost explores the duality of typography as abstract ornament versus actual meaning. Informed by instances of personal experience to current events in urban culture, her typographic formations address topics of sampling, interconnection, and remixed narrative.

    Originally from Berlin, Pia last worked as an architect for Zaha Hadid in London and the multi-disciplinary collective NAU. She currently lives and works in Downtown Los Angeles.
    Fine Arts, Painting, Typography
    2011
  • LOWER THAN DEEP
    Pia Habekost explores the duality of typography as abstract ornament versus actual meaning. Informed by instances of personal experience to current events in urban culture, her typographic formations address topics of sampling, interconnection, and remixed narrative.

    Originally from Berlin, Pia last worked as an architect for Zaha Hadid in London and the multi-disciplinary collective NAU. She currently lives and works in Downtown Los Angeles.
    Fine Arts, Painting, Typography
    2011
  • METALLIC MINDS
    Pia Habekost explores the duality of typography as abstract ornament versus actual meaning. Informed by instances of personal experience to current events in urban culture, her typographic formations address topics of sampling, interconnection, and remixed narrative.

    Originally from Berlin, Pia last worked as an architect for Zaha Hadid in London and the multi-disciplinary collective NAU. She currently lives and works in Downtown Los Angeles.
    Fine Arts, Painting, Typography
    2011
  • SHE HIDES THE DOPE IN HER HAIR
    Pia Habekost explores the duality of typography as abstract ornament versus actual meaning. Informed by instances of personal experience to current events in urban culture, her typographic formations address topics of sampling, interconnection, and remixed narrative.

    Originally from Berlin, Pia last worked as an architect for Zaha Hadid in London and the multi-disciplinary collective NAU. She currently lives and works in Downtown Los Angeles.
    Fine Arts, Painting, Typography
    2011
  • NORTHERN EXPOSURE 1
    Pia Habekost explores the duality of typography as abstract ornament versus actual meaning. Informed by instances of personal experience to current events in urban culture, her typographic formations address topics of sampling, interconnection, and remixed narrative.

    Originally from Berlin, Pia last worked as an architect for Zaha Hadid in London and the multi-disciplinary collective NAU. She currently lives and works in Downtown Los Angeles.
    Fine Arts, Painting, Typography
    2011
  • HIGHER THAN HIGH
    Pia Habekost explores the duality of typography as abstract ornament versus actual meaning. Informed by instances of personal experience to current events in urban culture, her typographic formations address topics of sampling, interconnection, and remixed narrative.

    Originally from Berlin, Pia last worked as an architect for Zaha Hadid in London and the multi-disciplinary collective NAU. She currently lives and works in Downtown Los Angeles.
    Fine Arts, Painting, Typography
    2011
  • NORTHERN EXPOSURE 2
    Pia Habekost explores the duality of typography as abstract ornament versus actual meaning. Informed by instances of personal experience to current events in urban culture, her typographic formations address topics of sampling, interconnection, and remixed narrative.

    Originally from Berlin, Pia last worked as an architect for Zaha Hadid in London and the multi-disciplinary collective NAU. She currently lives and works in Downtown Los Angeles.
    Fine Arts, Painting, Typography
    2011
  • HAPPY PILL
    Pia Habekost explores the duality of typography as abstract ornament versus actual meaning. Informed by instances of personal experience to current events in urban culture, her typographic formations address topics of sampling, interconnection, and remixed narrative.

    Originally from Berlin, Pia last worked as an architect for Zaha Hadid in London and the multi-disciplinary collective NAU. She currently lives and works in Downtown Los Angeles.
    Fine Arts, Painting, Typography
    2011
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