Design, for me, is not just about aesthetics—it’s about creating meaningful connections and trust, sparking emotions, and delivering messages in ways that resonate deeply.
Therefore, it is more than just a visual solution—it’s a bridge that connects brands to people, turning abstract ideas into meaningful experiences.
Alexander von Eickstedt is a communication designer based in Athens. Starting as a freelancer, he worked with people ranging from musicians to scientists, such as archeologists. In 2022, he worked with the book publisher Melissa in the art direction of the book Mainalia. The Forgotten History of an Arcadian tribe. He is currently an art director in a design studio under the leadership of the creative directors, where he has to solve various design challenges.
The main focus includes branding, logo desig, packaging, and web design. Constantly inspired by the world around him, he strives to create beautiful and functional designs. Good design is not just about aesthetics but also about function and purpose. In the portfolio, every project presents a prestigious and holistic approach so it can deliver unique and memorable results that stand out and are valuable.
His upbringing in a bicultural German-Greek environment has instilled a unique adaptability. Beyond his design work, Alexander is a passionate cellist who finds joy and inspiration in music.
