Exhibition catalogue “Chosen Family – Less alone together”, Fotomuseum Winterthur, Christoph Merian Verlag, 196 pages, ISBN 978-3-85616-974-9, german edition (WahlFamilie – Zusammen weniger allein): ISBN 978-3-85616-967-1, collaboration with Aurelia Peter. The exhibition draws on international contemporary positions and works from the collection of Fotomuseum Winterthur to shed light on photography’s treatment of the (elective) family and the representation of it as a social and cultural construct. With works by: Aarati Akkapeddi, Richard Billingham, Larry Clark, Charlie Engman, Seiichi Furuya, Nan Goldin, Pixy Liao, Diana Markosian, Anne Morgenstern, Mark Morrisroe, Dayanita Singh, Lindokuhle Sobekwa, Annelies Štrba, Leonard Suryajaya and Alba Zari.

Espace Nina Keel, various printed matter for exhibition Paula Baader “London Strolling”

Fotomuseum Winterthur, exhibition flyer and signage. “Frida Orupabo – I have seen a million pictures of my face and still I have no idea”, collaboration with Aurelia Peter

Heimspiel 2021, identity for the transnational show of contemporary regional art, collaboration with Aurelia Peter

Heimspiel 2021 heimspiel.tv, website for the transnational show of contemporary regional art, collaboration with Aurelia Peter

Heimspiel 2021, Instagram Feed, collaboration with Aurelia Peter

L'Atelier Magazine Issue 19/2021, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), collaboration with Aurelia Peter

Le Petit Atelier Issue No. 05/2021, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), collaboration with Aurelia Peter

L'Atelier Magazine Issue 19/2021, Launch Poster, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), collaboration with Aurelia Peter.

L'Atelier Magazine, Instagram Feed, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), collaboration with Aurelia Peter.

“Change is coming”, sweatshirt for Everpress’ Holiday Collection 2020, collaboration with Aurelia Peter.

ewo Lighting, season's greetings 2020, folding poster A2, collaboration with Aurelia Peter.

Black Ink KLG, the collective Black Ink KLG embodies this philosophy and is currently working on the development of a network that will promote the inclusion of all cultures in and around St.Gallen, Switzerland.

“Nomaden auf Zeit – Bilder einer Familie aus Marokko” / “Nomades en Transit – Photos d'une famille marocaine”. A project by Abdellah Azizi, Thomas Reitmaier and Sarah Leib, 320 pages, ISBN 978-3-9523160-8-5, Historical and Ethnological Museum St.Gallen, Cantonal Archaeology St.Gallen. A book about one of the last traditionally living nomadic families from the Ait Atta tribe in Morocco.

“Nomaden auf Zeit”, exhibition poster, Historical and Ethnological Museum St.Gallen, curator: Sarah Leib

123YOGA studio by Dimitrij Itten, photography by Louis Vaucher

Rosenberg Kollektiv, event and music label, ongoing since 2019

“Kohle? Feuer? Mensch? Die Anfänge der Höhlenforschung in der Ostschweiz”, hrsg. von Sarah Leib, Laura Prim, Daniel Weber, ISBN 978-3-7291-1177-6, VGS Verlagsgenossenschaft St.Gallen. Over a hundred years ago, research began into the Wildkirchli, Wildenmannlisloch and Drachenloch caves inhabited by Neanderthals. The pioneers of speleology around Emil Bächler left behind thousands of photographs, drawings and handwritten records.

Cafe Mondial St.Gallen, program

Mühleggbahn St.Gallen, identity, train designed by Andreas Bechtiger, photos of the train by Seth McBean

Kulturfestival St.Gallen 2018, identity and event communication, collaboration with Aurelia Peter

Series of t-shirts for Everpress. Inspired by Congolese record covers.

Contribution to Soireé graphique No.10, poster F4

Tom Munz Architekt, folding poster A3

Kulturfestival St.Gallen 2017, identity and event communication, collaboration with Aurelia Peter

ETH Studio Basel, “Territory. On the Development of Landscape and City”, the final publication of the joint teaching chair of Professors Roger Diener and Marcel Meili that follows and comments ETH Studio Basel’s field research across five continents with the question of how do cities and landscapes evolve together on a shared large-scale physical surface. “Territory” means an understanding of the hinterland as the entire natural environment, its resources, manbuilt structures and infrastructures, as well as its historical layers and cultural systems of meaning. Publication: 270 × 240 mm, 228 pages, Park Books

Kulturfestival St.Gallen 2015, identity and event communication

“Etwas gefunden? 50 Jahre Kantonsarchäologie St.Gallen”, Historical and Ethnological Museum St.Gallen, curator: Sarah Leib

“Welten sammeln. Entdeckungsreise durch die völkerkundliche Sammlung”, Historical and Ethnological Museum St.Gallen, curator: Achim Schäfer

Typographic poster Zhdk

“Tina Modotti. Emigrantin, Fotografin, Revolutionärin”, Historical and Ethnological Museum St.Gallen, curator: Isabella Studer-Geisser

Contribution to Saiten, swiss cultural magazin, “Neue Grafik im Osten”, postcard