Filippos Fragkogiannis
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Filippos Fragkogiannis (Greek: Φίλιππος Φραγκογιάννης; born January 11, 1993) is a Greek graphic designer and poster artist from Athens. He is noted for his exploration of semiotics, language and symbols in his work, which focuses on typography.
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- We aspire to a world where more valuable resources can be accessible to the public. Vercetti Regular is our humble contribution to that vision.
- Quoted in People of Print peopleofprint.com (October 9, 2023)
- The influence of language on advertising and commercial propaganda fascinates me and inspires me to craft designs with minimalist shapes and solid meanings to get a message across.
- Quoted in citylikeyou citylikeyou.com (July 11, 2023)
- Typography can be expressed in numerous styles and forms with many techniques. Still, this craft always remains charged with the multilayered meaning of words and the typographical symbols through which it is conveyed.
- Quoted in Projektmono projektmono.com (December 4, 2022)
- Independence in creativity helps maintain the enthusiasm, self-confidence, and impulsiveness that the creative act requires.
- Quoted in The Brand Identity the-brandidentity.com (September 30, 2022)
- Although it is difficult to dictate these things in a free market, I believe that it should be a principle of all professionals in one way or another, to use their expertise for good regardless of what service they provide.
- Quoted in Intern Mag intern-mag.com (September 1, 2022)
- I am fascinated by how language can take shape through bold typography to inspire or demoralize, unite or divide, raise awareness or spread false beliefs.
- Quoted in Type 01 type-01.com (December 23, 2020)
- The way the written word can be archived, shared, printed, and reproduced inspires me. Whether it’s for advertising, propaganda, political discourse, religious proselytism, or the expression of feelings, language is a powerful tool.
- Quoted in People of Print peopleofprint.com (November 20, 2020)
