Marina Bräm lives and works in Zurich, where she heads her own design studio. In addition, she is responsible for infographics at the Swiss newspaper “NZZ am Sonntag”. She specialises in the visualisation of information and knowledge transfer.
Having grown up in the canton of St. Gallen, she studied in Biel and Zurich. During her upper secondary schooling in Biel she specialised in graphic design and continued to study for her Bachelor and Master degree at Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK), where she worked on “scientific visualization” and “knowledge visualization”.

Her work «Sektion am Rind» (lit.: “Dissection of a Cow”) for prospective veterinary surgeons was shortlisted for the University’s advancement award. In her thesis, Bräm concentrated on pictorial language and visual knowledge transfer for subject matters that are difficult to convey and she also focussed on the visual and content-related aspects of concepts in regards to the subject matter. Her master thesis was documented in the programme “NANO” on the TV channel 3sat.
In April 2013, she founded her own design studio.

Her clients are companies and organisations from different fields including media, corporate design, NGOs, online marketing, academia, research and science and include names such as Mammut Sportsgroup GmbH, Erklärung von Bern, Migros-Magazin, Die Mobiliar, EAWAG, ETH, Zürich University.