About me
I’m a Graphic designer, who works in the areas of print, book design, typography and occassionally digital or web. I’ve worked as a freelance designer since mid-2015 after some initial jobs assisting some established studios in London. My research interests involve looking at ways of organising, autonomous structures and new forms of radical pedagogies; the convergence of politics and graphic design aesthetics; and looking at the role of language in artistic practice, both orally and using the written word.
I have been a participant of Evening Class, a self-organised education group and learning structure since its inception (January 2016–Present), and I am engaged in contributing to and developing the project, working closely with the other members.
Past clients, studios and collaborators include: Precarious Workers Brigade, United Colors of Bennetons, The Alliance of Radical Booksellers, Brick Lane Debates, Phaidon Press, Housmans, YES Studio, Studio Chehade, Gareth Lindsay,
Kieran Startup, Tim Wan, Thomas Pausz, and Evening Class.
Projects
- Boom, Bubble & BustPamphlet of writings by archaeologist, historian and political activist Neil Faulker on a new Marxist analysis of neoliberalism and the capitalist crisis. The publication is tied to a series of beginners courses in Marxist economics hosted at the Bussey Building in Peckham, March 2016. Designed with Gareth Lindsay 240 × 170mm, 64pp saddle-stitched
- Training for Exploitation?The latest publication by Precarious Workers Brigade that provides a pedagogical framework that assists students and others in deconstructing dominant narratives around work, employability and careers, and explores alternative ways of engaging with work and the economy. Training for Exploitation ? shows how we can both critique and organise against a system that is at the heart of the contemporary crises of work, student debt and precarity. Designed with Evening Class 240 × 170mm, 96pp section sewn
- Clothes for HumansClothes for Humans is a quarterly seasonal magazine that covers global and ‘off the radar’ stories revolving around the concept of clothing, celebrating human ingenuity, expression and cultural diversity. Topics include identity, the body, belonging, beauty, survival, customisations and real world issues such as: religion, politics, war, economcs, health, environment, technology, business, money, science, gender, sex – all framed around the context of clothing. The magazine is free, translated into 8 languages (English, Italian, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek, Russian) and available only at United Colors of Bennetons stores. Designed with Tim Wan 260 × 185mm, 64pp saddle-stitched
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