Fremantle Biennale
‘Signals’

Brand, Project Management, Strategy, UX/UI

Signals title animation with shifting blue and silver rings of light

Opportunity

Build recognition beyond individual events. Connect Fremantle Biennale’s purpose, its place in the city and an evolving programme through a clear, consistent approach to audience engagement.

Solution

The strategy connected audiences, brand, campaigns, partnerships and digital engagement, giving the team a shared direction for Signals and future editions.

A light-led identity carried across campaign material, city-wide wayfinding and the festival website. The digital experience brought programme information, schedules and locations together.

Outcome

A cohesive physical and digital experience for Signals, supported by a communications framework that remains in use. A consistent foundation for future editions, with room for each to develop its own character.

Animated Signals light signatures: glowing rings, flares and blue gradients
Signals campaign posters with blue light signatures across a city hoarding
Signals festival billboard on a Fremantle bus shelter
Blue Resonant artwork sign on a brick wall
The Signals identity projected in blue onto the Fremantle Ports building at night
Blue Signals monolith beside Norfolk Island pines at Fremantle port
Signals festival website: blue light-led homepage and digital identity
Signals mobile website in motion, showing the festival programme and event experience
Signals mobile website in motion, showing the festival programme and event experience: Homepage
Signals mobile website in motion, showing the festival programme and event experience: Navigation
Signals mobile website in motion, showing the festival programme and event experience: Event page
Signals website programme and event listings
Signals website event detail and visitor information
Fremantle Ports building with a blue Signals banner