OFFF Tallinn, the international festival celebrating creative excellence in design and digital culture, will make its Estonian debut on June 9–11, 2027. The festival has now revealed its first speakers, along with its visual identity and theme, “Attached”, created by Estonian creative agency Sweep.
Founded in Barcelona in 2001, OFFF has become an international meeting point for innovation, collaboration, and inspiration. Bringing together creative professionals with a shared passion for technology, art, design, digital culture, architecture, and communication, the festival welcomes over 5,000 visitors to Barcelona each year. With editions in Seville and Montreal, Tallinn is now joining the OFFF family.
Meet the First Speakers
Reuben Wu is a multidisciplinary artist whose work merges technology, design, and storytelling to explore new ways of seeing our world. A former musician turned visual artist, he creates photographs and films that reimagine landscapes through experimental uses of light and aerial technology.
His imagery has been commissioned by National Geographic, Apple, Mercedes-Benz, and Volkswagen, and his work resides in the permanent collections of The Museum of Modern Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.
Wiedemann Lampe. Alex Lampe and Benji Wiedemann are co-founders of Wiedemann Lampe, an international brand and business consultancy. They lead the consultancy’s work defining the meaning of brands, the roles they play in society, and their influence in modern culture.
They consult on cultural impact at a governmental level; amplify institutions including Louvre Abu Dhabi, British Library and New York State Parks; and guide large-scale businesses through crucial moments of transformation through brand, such as IMI Media and the transition from Etisalat to e&.
Talia Cotton is a globally recognised leader at the intersection of branding and technology. She is Founder & Creative Director at Cotton, an award-winning design and technology agency pioneering design through data and custom code, currently working with clients such as OpenAI and Microsoft. Prior to Cotton, Talia led the design and development of data-driven and algorithmic brand identities at Pentagram.
Talia Cotton Work
Talia has received recognition from major design awards and publications, and was awarded the Young Guns Award, recognizing top creative professionals under 30. She has spoken in seventeen countries including OFFF Barcelona, D&AD China, and the Latin America Design Festival in Peru. Talia teaches coding and interaction design at Parsons School of Design and Harvard Graduate School of Design.
FOREAL is a CGI-driven design studio based in Germany, founded by Benjamin Simon and Dirk Schuster. Known for its bold visual language and playful approach, the studio creates high-end 3D animations and key visuals that balance craft with character.
Working as a close-knit team of creatives, FOREAL blends striking aesthetics with strong conceptual thinking – often walking the line between the commercial and the unexpected. Whether developing campaigns for brands like Spotify, Google, and IKEA or diving into self-initiated experiments, the studio consistently delivers work that is vibrant, expressive, and refreshingly not too serious.
Björn Kusoffsky is the CEO/Founder and leads all creative work at Stockholm Design Lab.
The multidisciplinary studio is one of Europe's most highly respected design companies. Founded in 1998, Stockholm Design Lab transforms brands and businesses with remarkable ideas. Its work is simple, innovative, and powerful – ranging from wet wipes, title sequences, websites, art books, aircraft livery, advanced packaging projects, cosmetic fragrance and wine packaging to retail environments, logos and graphics, brand repositioning, and corporate identity programs. Their clients include IKEA, Polestar, H&M, SAS Scandinavian Airlines, Volvo Cars, Absolut Vodka, Moderna Museet, Coca-Cola, Uber, and the Venice Biennale.
Björn, a member of AGI and represented in the National Museum of Art, Stockholm, has received over 200 awards, including two Gold Cannes Design Lions, six Red Dots, and multiple Golds at Eurobest, the Asia Design Awards, and Guldägget.
"All of our first announced speakers are among the best in their fields," says one of the event organisers, Anniken Haldna, CEO of the Estonian Marketing Association (TULI). "And this is just the beginning! In the coming months, we'll be announcing even more outstanding names from the international design scene. I encourage everyone to mark June 9–11, 2027 in their calendars. This is a world-class event you won't want to miss."