# John Boss – Creative Agency Wien | Marketing & Design (johnboss.at) > JOHN BOSS. Creative Agency Bold ideas. Strong visuals. Stories that sell. I create campaigns your competitors wish they had. Campaing Ideas | Content creation | Marketing | AI The Visual Architect Good content is the art of making people care. Every brand, every space, every story needs clarity before creativity. My work combines strategy and aesthetics to create campaigns and content that move people and build recognition. I studied architecture in Vienna, where I learned how structure and emotion can coexist. That foundation still shapes everything I do today - from brand campaigns to visual storytelling Since 2012, I’ve been working independently with companies and agencies to develop ideas, campaigns and visuals that connect. Photography became my way to see the world. Design became my way to shape it. Today, both merge into one mindset: turning ideas into visuals people remember. Dipl. Ing. Johann Szebeni, MSc / John Boss FAQ. Die große Überschrift Mittelgroßer Klartext zur Darstellung eines echten Onepage-Anwendungsfalls. Etwa 100 Symbole reichen normalerweise aus, um einen Absatz zu füllen, sodass er optisch perfekt und leicht zu lesen ist Imprint Dipl. Ing. Johann Szebeni Marketing agency Erdbergstraße 127/32 1030 Wien Austria 🇦🇹 UID: ATU68359947 Contact Selected clients: Awards 🏆 Work. Content is king 👑 Photo Photography is more than taking pictures — it’s visual storytelling. I create imagery that captures identity, atmosphere and emotion. Marketing Campaign ideas, creative direction and visual strategy that make brands stand out. Design I create concepts that translate your DNA into visuals: from corporate identities and websites to spatial design, installations and event architecture. AI I use AI as a tool where it truly adds value — saving time and resources while keeping creativity at the core. Video From dynamic short-form to cinematic campaigns — every second is built on rhythm, story and emotion. Inspiration lives in motion. Travel fuels perspective, and perspective fuels creativity. Let’s connect. Tell me a few basics and I’ll get in touch with ideas. Thank you for your message. I’ll get back to you personally as soon as possible. Art. Beyond client work, my art focuses on street photography - capturing genuine moments and emotions from my travels. Alongside these real-life scenes, I also create selected surreal compositions that explore visual storytelling in a different way. ## Sitemap: - [Onboarding](https://johnboss.at/onboarding) The Basics Vision & Strategy Warum machen wir das hier? Danke für deinen Input. Ich analysiere deine Strategie und melde mich in Kürze bei dir! The Audience Wer ist deine Zielgruppe? Die Kauf-Psychologie (Werte): Worauf legt dein Kunde beim Kauf den größten Wert? (Wähle maximal 1-2 aus) Visual Language & Vibe Wie übersetzen wir die Strategie Tonality & Voice: Wie spricht deine Brand? (Bitte auswählen) The Finish Line Let’s create impact. - [linktree](https://johnboss.at/linktree) www.johnboss.at ↓ Pick a link, explore my world ↓ Marketing & Design Agency Fine Art Photography Architectural Photography - [ausstellung](https://johnboss.at/ausstellung) - [Sightshitting](https://johnboss.at/sightshitting) SIGHTSHITTING.COM Design Winning entry of a competition for a public toilet at Karlsplatz, Vienna Imprint Dipl. Ing. Johann Szebeni Marketing agency Erdbergstraße 127/32 1030 Wien Austria 🇦🇹 UID: ATU68359947 Contact Concept / Idea The brief asked for a public toilet at Karlsplatz, on a site right next to the Karlskirche. I broke the rules on day one: instead of building beside Vienna's most beautiful Baroque church, I moved the project to the opposite side of the square. The reason is simple. Nobody looks at a landmark while standing next to it. The best seat in the house should have the best view, even if that seat is a toilet. The project name says it all: Sightshitting.com. 🏆 Competition Winner 🏆 The existing trees on the site were all preserved and turned into the interior's defining feature. Their trunks grow straight through the building and become functional objects: a glass pissoir wraps around one trunk like a blossom, a makeup table with mirrors circles another. Nature is not decoration here, it is the furniture. The interior follows the flowing white formal language of the shell: soft Corian surfaces, reflective floors, sculptural washbasins. At night the sunken building glows softly under the dark trees, with illuminated entrances marked simply MAN and WOMAN, turning the park edge into a small urban stage. Design The building is a flat, curved sculpture, half sunken into the ground of the park. Its green roof is walkable and merges seamlessly with the lawn, so from the square the architecture almost disappears and the view of the church remains untouched. Two separate entrances, one for men and one for women, lead down into the two wings of the building. Both routes meet at a shared exit, where a wide staircase rises back up to ground level, framing the Karlskirche like a picture at the end of the ascent. Leaving the toilet becomes the architectural climax: you walk up, and the church appears. A continuous glass slit along the edge of the roof brings daylight inside and opens the promised view: from the washrooms you look across the pond, directly at the dome and columns of the Karlskirche. Winner of the "Ressel Rest Room" student competition by TU Wien Details The concept fits on a postcard. Literally. At the first review I brought nothing but two postcards of the Karlskirche and said: this is my concept.