Originally created as tile-based bathroom mosaics for AAS’s design of The Square Berlin (former The Corner Berlin) in 2006, Frédéric Teschner designed these simple pictograms as pixel-built figures that reduce the human form to its most elemental geometry. Their blocky construction, reminiscent of early digital graphics, gives them an archetypal clarity that feels both contemporary and timeless—with a subtle touch of humour.

Fred Picto comes as a double pack—featuring both a male and a female sticker. When applied together, they create a unisex variant. By separating, they function as binary pictograms. Each sticker can be easily applied to any clean and even surface using the included transfer foil.

Curtesy Succession Frédéric Teschner.