Lilie von Grün

2236 Yoga, a playlist for all my yogis out there

2236 Yoga, a playlist for all my yogis out there

Edition #1, 2021 — This is the first issue of a series of posters, created in collaboration with internationally active creatives.

Tell me your address and I’ll send you an issue. Or visit lilievongruen.de/collab and never miss a future poster.

They appear in limited quantities at arhythmic intervals and are oriented towards a variety of themes.

If you would like to participate or have ideas for another edition, I would love to hear from you.

›The Chutnification of Hannah‹
Not a usual cookbook, yet a companion through the world of chutneys. 

Publisher, Editing, Illustration, Design, Layout: Susann Zielinski 
Recipes, Text: Christine Kulozik 
Font in use: NaN Fiasco by Luke Prowse 
Riso print: 
Language: German 
Format: 30x40 cm, cut and folded 
Paper: Tovaglietta Carta Paglia, embossed MG paper, biodegradable, donated by Maria Xausa from Marostica, Veneto

Essaouira — Marocco, 2019
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Throwback to a colorful summer. Hand model & styling by

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There are two sides to every question — Israel, 2010
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Published in Slanted issue coexist from Printed at . Edition 1/8. Framed at . Ready for shipping :)
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Hello hello new stationary – I am pretty happy with how this turned out in the end. Simple, monochrome, a bit playful, but tidy, well, just the way I am. Which color combination do you like best?

For my new identity I wanted to achieve an aesthetic that unified all the areas of (commissioned) design I work in, as well as provide a space for personal projects in photography or interior design.

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Captured by dear .russ_ outside at

My name is Susann Zielinski. But what is this Lilie von Grün all about? Susann is a form of the name Shoshannah, derived from the Hebrew word shoshan meaning lily – in German: Lilie. Zielinski is very common in Poland. The toponym arises from the word zielen, meaning the color green – in German: Grün.
For my new visual identity I wanted to achieve an aesthetic that unified all the areas of (commissioned) design I work in, as well as provide a space for personal projects in photography or interior design.
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Experimenting with my new corporate colors. These gradients remind me of a balloon about to be popped. A tense situation, similar to the current global circumstances. It impacts our perception and thoughts and what we create in the end. The conditions gave me some time to reflect and to concentrate on my visual identity. I wanted to achieve an aesthetic that unified all the areas of (commissioned) design I work in, as well as provide a space for personal projects in photography or interior design. More to come.
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Work in progress for the director Nele Hecht and her upcoming documentary. by and
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There are two sides to every question #5 for Slanted issue .36 from

The photo is part 5 of my series ›There are two sides to every question‹ and was taken in Israel in 2010, showing an Arab village and a Palestinian riding a horse on the border between the two territories. When I lived in Israel, I was impressed and at the same time moved by the incredible number of cultures that live here in a very limited space, but which make life difficult for each other.

This photo represents the coexistence of people of different origins, religion and political convictions as well as man’s intervention in nature and her response. Then as now, existing problems frustrate and climate change makes life in the Middle East more difficult. The solution is still a long way off.

I am happy to be part of this and to share the page with and .gen The issue features so many fantastic creatives on more than 500 pages. Get your copy at www.slanted.de
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What Remains – Morocco, 2019
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Sinistre font by Jules Durand aka .ttf

The Dead Sea – Israel, 2010
While looking through my archive I came across this photograph from almost 10 years ago. It embodies a feeling that currently moves us all. We swim in calm water and we can see the bottom. The harmonious colours and the peaceful surroundings feel pleasant. But there is no horizon, we cannot see what is there or where we are swimming to. Uncertain times are ahead. This photo has always been for me a symbol for all my new beginnings, the past and the forthcoming ones. From now on it will also remind me of the time in spring 2020. A time when I was so grateful for all the opportunities I have, despite the crisis and the limitations. A time in which I have learned even more. A time when the future remains unpredictable more than ever. This photo will probably accompany me all my life, and always trigger mixed feelings.
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Shale — close to Vila do Bispo, Portugal, 2018

Shale — close to Vila do Bispo, Portugal, 2018 @ Vila do Bispo

well, hello https://mona.productions — recently launched portfolio website for showcasing their latest projects in arts and culture. web design and implementation (via ) by me, as part of their colorful identity i created throughout 2019. @ Fabriken

business cards & letterhead for — part of the new identity i created throughout 2019 @ Fabriken

Winter is coming — Marrakech, 2019 @ Marrakech

Identity for the exhibition at by supported by — Exhibition concept by & Alexander Dunst, Hannah Zindel, Jantien Roozenburg. Exhibition Design by & — inflatable artwork by & .fantastique The Yes Men & the UFO group

Identity for the exhibition at by exhibtion concept by & Alexander Dunst, Hannah Zindel, Jantien Roozenburg. Exhibition Design by & graphic design support by with inflatable artwork by & .fantastique The Yes Men & the UFO group @ Berlin, Germany

4398 m above sea level – Salar de Chalviri, 2018

Unser Studio hat Plätze frei!

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Winter has passed — on the way to Obertilliach, 2018

Join me and 14 other creatives at Fabriken, starting march or even earlier :)

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The best driver Ñan Qhapaq — throwback from earlier this year in at the world’s largest salt flat located in — by aka in

lets you become — this is another from another through — by aka in

aka — throwback from earlier this year in mi amor at laguna verde, a salt lake with an altitude of 4300m, located at the foot of the 🌋 in potosí — by aka in