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BYSTATE

Client
BYS Crew, Kith Karpov
Services
  • Research
  • Strategy
  • Branding
  • Motion
  • Web UI/UX Design
    Campaign
Country
Bali, Indonesia
Year
2022 - 2025
After the analytical phase, a moodboard was developed and the core idea was defined: Mastery and inspiration are controllable states that can be structured and repeated.
BYSTATE products become part of this system, helping to enter and sustain these states more easily. Key visual references:
masters in different forms,
fractal structures in nature as a reflection of repetition and growth.
Key words: mastery, inspiration, state.
Sam and his chicken - Syntia

The graphics are based on fractal structures

The form develops from the periphery toward the center, following natural growth patterns.
Each element extends and reinforces the previous one. The fractal acts as a model of a process in which small actions gradually shape the final form.

The project uses several logo versions, applied depending on the medium. Recognition is maintained through a unified identity structure and consistency across elements. The brand’s visual figure is a monkey.

The character represents a state: relaxation, focus, and control without tension. It acts naturally, without disconnect from its own nature — the exact behavior the brand refers to.

At the core is the principle of Set & Setting

The environment shapes the internal state, and the state defines action. The brand operates on the first level — the space around a person.
Through product and visual language, it helps to configure that space.

Showrooms adapt to location but are unified by shared principles.At the core are natural materials: wood, stone, textiles, along with local textures and motifs.
The palette is muted, close to natural tones.

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