Marina Willer is a Pentagram Partner and creative director with a graphic design, branding and film background. She has led the design of many iconic identities such as the Tate Gallery, Serpentine Galleries, the Southbank Centre, Macmillan Cancer support, Beeline (Russian Telecom), Oi brand identity (Brazil’s largest Telecom) Amnesty International and Oxfam.
Marina has worked in partnership with some of the world’s leading architects such as Richard Rogers and Herzog de Meuron to create iconic brand experiences through spaces like Schaulager (a museum in Basel), 1111 (a retail space in Miami), Tate and very recently Second Home (a cutting edge work space in London) with award winning architects Selgas Cano. She has also been working with Richard Rogers studio designing their future identity and website, and over the last 10 years has made several films about the practice.
Before joining Pentagram as a partner, Marina was executive creative director for Wolff Olins in London and led the design of some of their most exciting brand identity projects. Marina has an MA at the Royal College of Art and has won several awards, her identity for the Serpentine Galleries was nominated for the Designs Of the Year award at the London Design Museum in 2014.
She has been a D&AD judge many times and was a foreman for the jury of the Branding category. Marina’s films have been shown at Fondation Cartier in Paris, Pompidou Centre, The RA London, the ICA in London and various prestigious film festivals including Clermont-Ferrand and Rotterdam.
Marina has worked in partnership with some of the world’s leading architects such as Richard Rogers and Herzog de Meuron to create iconic brand experiences through spaces like Schaulager (a museum in Basel), 1111 (a retail space in Miami), Tate and very recently Second Home (a cutting edge work space in London) with award winning architects Selgas Cano. She has also been working with Richard Rogers studio designing their future identity and website, and over the last 10 years has made several films about the practice.
Before joining Pentagram as a partner, Marina was executive creative director for Wolff Olins in London and led the design of some of their most exciting brand identity projects. Marina has an MA at the Royal College of Art and has won several awards, her identity for the Serpentine Galleries was nominated for the Designs Of the Year award at the London Design Museum in 2014.
She has been a D&AD judge many times and was a foreman for the jury of the Branding category. Marina’s films have been shown at Fondation Cartier in Paris, Pompidou Centre, The RA London, the ICA in London and various prestigious film festivals including Clermont-Ferrand and Rotterdam.
