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FuTopia Zanzibar

2025Visual Identity, Festival

FuTopia brings music, art, culture and community together in Fumba Town, Zanzibar. A custom logotype anchors an identity that moves between the stage, the programme, the journey through the festival and the things people take home.

FuTopia’s original logotype and letterform rhythm beside a festival percussionist.
A DJ performs beneath the FuTopia Zanzibar logo in magenta stage light.

From the letters, a language

The logotype’s cut forms hold both structure and personality. Its curves, angles and openings extend into a graphic rhythm, connecting expressive campaign imagery with the clear information a festival needs.

The original stacked logo and four of its letterforms, extended into a repeating pattern.
The festival palette: aubergine, sand, sky, magenta and clay.
Space Grotesk typography with music, art, culture and community.
Two festival social applications combining real performance photography, the horizontal logo and the graphic language.
A festival story design: Many worlds. One gathering.The festival band performing beneath the original FuTopia logo in warm stage light.
Concept presentation of three coordinated festival posters on a coastal plaster wall.
The identity across campaign, programme and wayfinding designs, with a fine outline around the sand programme panel.
The festival programme groups music, art, ideas, food and community in a clear hierarchy.
Concept printed festival programme with the supplied concert photograph on its cover and programme information inside.
Concept main-stage wayfinding sign in the festival palette, mounted beside a coastal path.
Festival pass design with the original logo and a distinct admission field.
Concept woven festival wristbands for general admission, artists and crew.
Concept blue festival tote and aubergine T-shirt carrying the identity.
A singer performs beneath the FuTopia logo in red stage light.A festival guest wearing a FuTopia T-shirt holds two branded drinks.
The FuTopia stage and crowd beneath magenta light and white beams at night.

Credits

Logo and visual identity
Ahmed Elbeiti
Typeface
Space Grotesk, Florian Karsten

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