Siebdruck Dürst is a Swiss screen printing company whose visual identity dates to the 1950s. The mark was reportedly designed by Otto Dürst, the company’s founder, though no primary documentation of the design process or its original appearance has been located in available archives.
Design and History
Otto Dürst is documented as a Swiss artist and painter based in Berikon, Aargau, active from at least the 1960s onward. He is described in regional press and artist directories as a painter, sculptor and writer, with a gallery in Berikon that he operated for decades.[1][2] A 2020 documentary film about the then-85-year-old artist was produced by the Kulturverein Berikon.[3]
No verifiable records have been found that connect Otto Dürst to a screen printing business named “Siebdruck Dürst,” nor any documentation of a logo he may have designed for such a company. The claim that he founded a screen printing firm and designed its logo in the 1950s cannot be confirmed by the available sources.
Meaning and Symbolism
Because no primary source describing the Siebdruck Dürst logo has been located, no documented symbolism, color scheme or typographic details can be verified. Any interpretation of the mark’s meaning would be speculative.
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