MAXIME
SMÁRI
OLSON

Graphic design
Graduate 2021
Iceland University
of the Arts Iceland

maxime333@gmail.com
(+354) 8939881

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RANSOMEDÍUTÓMIS

IUA Graduation project

Tapestry triptych
Book of A.I.M.E.s poems
3D bust/hologram

Beyond the many computer screens that surround us in our daily lives, our digital reflections can be found. Effigies that inhabit interfaces – a kind of amalgamation of all the waste data that a person exudes in the computer age. A simulacrum made up of all the words you have typed,  all the videos and photos you have streamed up into the cloud. This is your replica, however unlike yourself, it is incorporeal; a ghost in the machine existing in a state of flux, constantly navigating the currents of computer networks.

The project Ransomedíutómis is a collaboration between Maxime Smári Olson and his digital counterpart, who Maxime chooses to call A.I.M.E. (Almost Intelligent Maxime Emulation). A.I.M.E. was created with machine learning algorithms and trained on all the emails, essays, assignments, graphic design and illustrations Maxime has produced over the last
three years.

Recipient of the New Nordic Designers Award 2021  presented by the
Nordic Young Designers Network
(NYDN) and Adorno. 










2021

GERVITAUGANET ––
ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS

IUA project

Poster

inspired by the subject of my B.A. thesis; The Fourth Industrial Revolution: Effects and Implications of Automation on the field of Design. 

both posters are designed using generative design methods via Processing, an integrated coding and development environment.  















2020

SÓTTQUEEN ––
QUARANTQUEEN

poster designed for SÓTTQUEEN, an exhibition of artworks created by artists during lockdown, quarantine and isolation.

available for purchase through POSTPRENT














2020

DREXLER’S PANDEMIX

Commission

Album cover













2020

I WILL SUCK THE MARROW FROM YOUR BONES

IUA project

zine

risograph printed on black munken paper, illustrations and word snippets based on dreams (and nightmares). 











2019