Activist graphic designer from London, UK. I’ve worked across leading agencies and underground networks, using design to challenge power, support grassroots movements, and rethink what creative work is for. From subvertising billboards to building campaigns for unions, climate coalitions, and co-ops — I use design as a tool for disruption, solidarity, and change. I’m based in Bangkok working globally with independent clients, purpose-led teams and radically creative activists. Always open to meaningful collaborations and keen to connect with people building a better world — take a look at my work or just say hello. — feel free to get in touch.
Projects
- Better Without BarclaysSubvertising Campaign Barclays Bank is one of the largest financial institutions in the world and has been involved in financing the fossil fuel industry for many years. However, the bank’s involvement in this industry has come under scrutiny in recent years due to the considerable environmental damage caused by the extraction and burning of fossil fuels. Here are some key facts and sources of evidence to support this: Financing of Fossil Fuel Industry: According to a report by Rainforest Acti
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Work history
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Member / CollectiveSubvertisers International
Amsterdam, NetherlandsFreelance
The Subvertisers’ International is an international movement of individuals and organisations concerned with how advertising affects society. We are local and national groups of activists, artists and collectives, NGOs and not-for-profits, teachers and parents, scientists and doctors, public and private citizens. We are all concerned with how commercial media is shaping our lives, and determined that the time to act is now.
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Artist / CrewBrandalism
London, United KingdomFreelance
Brandalism, along with other groups such as Subvertisers International, operates on the principle of challenging major corporate polluters and their enablers. Its unique approach hinges on hijacking ad space and utilizing it as a platform to demand better environmental practices from brands. During my time with the anonymous collective, I’ve formulated attention-grabbing concepts that would effectively challenge environmentally irresponsible brands and advertising agencies. Participated in covert, guerrilla-style actions to install Brandalism’s creative interventions in public spaces. These actions were meticulously planned and executed to maximize visibility and generate conversations. Employing unconventional strategies to address critical issues, especially those concerning the environment. These campaigns were featured in The Guardian, The Independent, The Mirror, The Drum, Campaign, AdWeek Famous Campaigns / Articles: Topia. It’s Nice That, Design Boom
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Skills
- Creative Direction
- Art Direction
- Graphic Design
- Digital Design
- Design Agency
- Activism
Education
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Adfree Cities Coordinator Training ProgrammeAdfree Cities
Bristol, United Kingdom
My participation in the Adfree Cities Coordinator Training Programme has been a pivotal experience that has enriched my skills in social movement organizing and grassroots activism. This unique program provided a platform to deepen my commitment to anti-consumerism and equipped me with essential skills to drive successful local campaigns. One of the most significant aspects of the program was the opportunity to connect with a diverse group of like-minded individuals who share a common commitment to challenging corporate advertising. Together, we formed a supportive and dynamic community of activists dedicated to fostering change within our local communities. The training encompassed a wide range of critical topics, including: Building Strategies for Impactful Campaigns, Strategies to Counter Corporate Advertising, Local Campaigning and Skill Transfer.
https://adfreecities.org.uk
Becoming a Climate DesignerClimate Designers UK
London, United Kingdom
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