Graphic Identities proposed a visual identity for a Powerhouse exhibition, connecting eight influential voices in twentieth-century Australian design through a continuous graphic system.

At its centre is “Möbius I,” a ribbon-like mark constructed from repeated letter I’s. The individual letter becomes part of a continuous form, connecting the eight designers within a collective narrative. Inspired by the continuity of a Möbius strip, the mark suggests that their influence remains open to reinterpretation by future creative voices.

Changes in scale, colour, and repetition adapt the mark across patterns, exhibition graphics, and promotional materials. Orange, cream, and dark olive maintain continuity, while condensed typography provides a structured counterpoint to the looping forms. This balance gives the exhibition a recognisable identity across applications and positions its historical material within a contemporary visual language.