A family with five children, plus 200 sheep and goats, all their belongings on the back of a couple of dromedaries and mules. The whole year round on the way from pasture to pasture between two mountain ranges at altitudes up to 3000m. This is the everyday life of one of the last traditionally living nomadic families from the Ait Atta tribe in Morocco. The exhibition "Nomaden auf Zeit" shows their way of life and culture.

Nomaden auf Zeit – Bilder einer Familie aus Marokko / Nomades en Transit – Photos d'une famille marocaine. A book about one of the last traditionally living nomadic families from the Ait Atta tribe in Morocco. The life of the family in the Atlas Mountains was documented by a team of archaeologists over four years. The focus is on powerful and intimate pictures by the Moroccan photographer Abdellah Azizi. The 320-page publication is published to accompany the exhibition at the Historical and Ethnological Museum in St.Gallen. A project by Thomas Reitmaier and Sarah Leib.

Identity for 123YOGA, St.Gallen based yoga studio by Dimitrij Itten. Photography by Louis Vaucher

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. These fascinating documents were the inspiration for layout and typography.

Identity and poster series for Rosenberg Kollektiv

Mühleggbahn St.Gallen, visual identity. Photos train by Seth McBean

Series of tees, inspired by the Congolese record covers

Kulturfestival St.Gallen 2018, identity, collaboration with Aurelia Peter

Contribution to Soireé graphique No.10, poster F4

Kulturfestival St.Gallen 2017, identity, collaboration with Aurelia Peter

ETH Studio Basel, «Territory. On the Development of Landscape and City», book design

Tom Munz Architekt, folded posters A3

Kulturfestival St.Gallen 2015, identity

Historical and ethnological museum St.Gallen, curator: Sarah Leib, «Etwas gefunden? 50 Jahre Kantonsarchäologie St.Gallen», poster and exhibition design

Historical and ethnological museum St.Gallen, curator: Achim Schäfer «Welten sammeln. Entdeckungsreise durch die völkerkundliche Sammlung», poster and exhibition design

Contribution to Saiten, swiss cultural magazin,«Neue Grafik im Osten», postcard

Historical and ethnological museum St.Gallen, curator: Isabella Studer-Geisser, «Tina Modotti. Emigrantin, Fotografin, Revolutionärin», poster and exhibition design

Zumthor, poster, ZhdK