Åse Huus is an experienced designer, educator, and researcher specializing in visual communication. Her expertise spans editorial and book design, typography, visual identity, and design processes and methodologies, all of which she explores through a discursive and hermeneutic approach.
In her research she investigates the dialogic essence of the design field through visual observations, cultivating wonder, and embracing ambiguity.
Among signs – propositions from a typographic practice, examines the outer edges of language – where it dissolves and where it perhaps begins anew. The project is a visual exploration of how meaning can be reconstructed, scaled and reassembled – into new forms and surfaces.
Quiet Observations explores the concept of proximity in a relational context, in various ways. In the video work titled "Sometimes a tree can tell you more than can be read in a book", these explorations were conveyed within an editorial framework. This video work has been internationally showcased as part of the group exhibition "Inside Wood" (Milano 2016)
The collaborative research project CRUX embarks on a comprehensive exploration that seamlessly integrates editorial design, typography, publishing, and technology. This holistic approach serves as the foundational bedrock for constructing meaning, nurturing creative discourse, and evoking poetic expression.