Photography
The visual language is a primary identifier in external communication and aids in enhancing brand recognition. The group images are deployed in the overarching image communication of the Komax Group.
Eight distinct images are available, each embodying the collective theme of a “Shared Journey of Discovery.” These photos offer the flexibility to be seamlessly combined with one another.
- SymbolismThe images represent the “Shared Journey of Discovery” with our customers, signifying our collective leap into a promising future.
- MoodThe group images project a strong, optimistic, and future-focused impression. The central theme of the images is the shared journey. Captured in morning light, the pictures emanate an atmosphere of departure, courage, and lightness.
- Headline and group logoImages can be used with or without headlines, but they must always include the group logo. For the website, the group logo isn’t required on the image since it’s in the header. In standalone applications like the showroom, place the group logo in the upper left or upper right corner.
These images are also available individually as short animations, which can be used, for example, in presentations. Additionally, there is a film that includes the group images as well as the market segment images. A preview and download can be found in the “Motion” chapter.
The group images are to be used in the premises of the companies (welcome area, meeting room, showroom, etc.), trade fairs or for PPT presentations.
In addition to the group images, three market segment images are available. These images are always used in conjunction with the rhomboid and the market segment description.
There is also an animated film that combines the pictures of the market segments with the images with a message into a longer animated movie, which can be used at trade fairs. A preview and the download can be found in the "Motion" chapter.
Group images and market segment images are for internal use only. Therefore, a password is needed to download the images. If you are eligible, you can get the password by sending an email request to Corporate Communications.