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The atelje.Balant graphic design studio was established in 2009 by Boris Balant. Among its clients are Seaway, Ministry of Culture (the Culture.si portal), Hospic Association, Emzin Institute of Creative Production, and DrugArt. In 2009 the studio designed also Michael Benson's book Far Out: A Space-Time Chronicle.

Boris Balant studied art history and ran Škuc Gallery from 1986 to 1987. After the design studies at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Ljubljana, he briefly collaborated with the Novi kolektivizem design department of the Neue Slowenische Kunst collective. In 1995–2008 he worked in LUKSstudio which he established together with Lena Pislak.

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-The [[atelje.Balant]] graphic design studio was established in [[established::2009]] by [[Boris Balant]]. Among its clients are Seaway, [[Ministry of Culture]] (the [[Culture.si]] portal), Hospic Association, [[Emzin Cultural Institute]], and [[DrugArt]]. In 2009 the studio designed also Michael Benson's book ''Far Out: A Space-Time Chronicle''.
+The [[atelje.Balant]] graphic design studio was established in [[established::2009]] by [[Boris Balant]]. Among its clients are Seaway, [[Ministry of Culture]] (the [[Culture.si]] portal), Hospic Association, [[Emzin Institute of Creative Production]], and [[DrugArt]]. In 2009 the studio designed also Michael Benson's book ''Far Out: A Space-Time Chronicle''.
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 Boris Balant studied art history and ran [[Škuc Gallery]] from 1986 to 1987. After the design studies at the [[Department of Design, Academy of Fine Arts and Design|Academy of Fine Arts and Design]] in Ljubljana, he briefly collaborated with the [[Novi kolektivizem (NK)|Novi kolektivizem]] design department of the [[Neue Slowenische Kunst - NSK State|Neue Slowenische Kunst]] collective. In 1995&ndash;2008 he worked in [[LUKSstudio]] which he established together with [[Lena Pislak]].