CTP (Conversation Taking Place) is an independent graphic design studio based in Berlin. We specialize in editorial design, visual communication, and digital identity for artists and cultural institutions. One of our recent collaborations was the Jonas Liesaus website design, a project that translates the spatial nature of his work into a digital experience.

A modular and minimal identity

Jonas Liesaus is a Berlin-based artist whose practice is grounded in space, materiality, and architecture. His work requires silence, precision, and structure. The goal was to build a website that reflected those qualities. As a result, we developed a modular layout with subtle transitions, clean typography, and a neutral interface that lets the work breathe.

The navigation is intuitive but concept-driven. It mimics architectural flow without being rigid. This balance was important for Jonas, who wanted a site that evolves with his practice while remaining simple to use.

Translating visual language into web

The Jonas Liesaus website design was built through close collaboration. We studied his work, interviewed him, and explored references from architecture and spatial theory. Every design decision—typography, layout, image hierarchy—was rooted in his voice.

This site is not just a portfolio. It’s a living archive that reflects his values. The platform was designed to adapt over time and support future projects without losing clarity.

A digital identity with depth

CTP doesn’t just design websites. We create digital identities that reflect who the artist is, not just what they do. If you are looking for a digital identity for visual artists, our approach combines research, emotion, and detail.

We work closely with artists, curators, and cultural producers across Europe. As an independent graphic design studio in Berlin, we bring long-term thinking and care to every project.

You can explore more of our philosophy on CTP’s homepage. And to see this project live, visit jonasliesaus.com, where the full Jonas Liesaus website design is now online.