Advertising campaign for Vanguard Theatre’s production, Rage Against the Dying of the Light, employs a stark, visceral visual language that echoes the urgency of its themes. The design leans heavily on high-contrast black-and-white portraiture, where intimate close-ups convey raw emotion—defiance, contemplation, resilience.
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Editorial design for PRIMER magazine embodies a meticulous balance between precision and atmosphere, translating complex narratives into a visually cohesive system.
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At The Institute of Past Futures, research drives an exploration of temporal possibilities, uncovering how imagined futures and forgotten pasts intersect. Through interdisciplinary methods, the Institute challenges conventional timelines, reshaping perspectives on memory, materiality, and storytelling.
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Pattern Pattern is a meticulously crafted exhibition by the Institute of Contemporary Arts, examining the rhythmic repetition and angular geometry that define brutalist architecture. The identity design reflects this interplay, balancing the raw intensity of brutalism with a structured, minimalist precision.
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Concept design for a modular visual identity system for a series of exhibitions drawing on the permanent collection of IMMA – the Irish Museum of Modern Art.
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Concept design for TA-DA Magazine - a unique and intellectually stimulating publication exploring and reimagining the intersections of art, culture, science, and philosophy.
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Concept Branding and Identity Design for VOILÁ - a symposium and series of exhibitions exploring the intersection of aesthetics, design and the built and natural worlds. The deliverables included a comprehensive suite of print and digital assets - including exhibition posters, motion graphics, social media assets and merchandise.
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Book cover and editorial design for Rachel Ruysch: A New Perspective celebrating the life and work of one of the most recognised and documented women painters of the Dutch Golden Age. Born in The Hague, Ruysch was a still-life painter who specialized in flowers, inventing her own style and achieving international fame in her lifetime.
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