Peter Biľak is a versatile craftsman residing in the Netherlands. He is the founder of Typotheque, specializing in the art of type design, intricate typography, and impactful branding. From postage stamps to grandiose exhibitions and branding ventures, his creations reflect a profound engagement with both the essence and the audience. He favors involvement in projects from their nascent, conceptual stages, and a majority of his ventures have evoked unconventional methods and perspectives. He was instrumental in launching Dot Dot Dot, a pioneering magazine encompassing art and culture, and also Works That Work, a groundbreaking publication championing unanticipated creativity and novel models of operation for independent periodicals. He co-founded Fontstand, revolutionizing the discovery and licensing of fonts, and TPTQ Arabic, dedicated to modern and authentic Arabic typefaces. His longstanding collaboration with choreographer Lukáš Timulak sparked the inception of Make Move Think, a foundation fostering interdisciplinary artistic collaboration. Beyond his prowess in design, Peter is a sought-after speaker and lecturer renowned for his thought-provoking insights on design’s endless potential.
Because of the new KUNSTMUSEUM the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag / Kunstmuseum devoted an exhibition on Typotheque which invitation is now available at www.ftn-books.com
