Datormark is a brand associated with a holiday village in Germany, and its visual identity was created by German designer Wilfried Maret in 1976, according to a designer portfolio listing that identifies the mark as belonging to a German holiday village brand.[1]
Design and History
Wilfried Maret, born in Berlin in 1940, trained at the Staatliche Werkkunstschule under instructors including Oskar Holweck and Boris Kleint before establishing himself as an independent communication consultant and designer in 1975, focusing on international high-tech companies in communication and production automation.[2] His freelance work from 1958 onward explored artistic phenomena from nature and technology, particularly cybernetic-kinetic processes for generating “authorless” artworks.[3]
The Datormark logo is documented in a designer portfolio as one of Maret’s works, dated 1976, for a holiday village brand from Germany.[1] Beyond this attribution and date, no further visual description, redesign history, or documented design rationale for the mark has been located in available sources.
Meaning and Symbolism
No official documentation has been found that explains the intended symbolism or meaning behind the Datormark logo. The mark’s visual elements and any conceptual significance remain undocumented in accessible sources.
Typography and Design
No verifiable information is available regarding the typography, construction method, or color specifications used in the Datormark logo. The only confirmed design facts are the creator (Wilfried Maret), the year (1976), and the brand category (German holiday village).[1]
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