︎ Set 91 ‘Under Archives’ 2025
Poster designs for Set’s Under Archives exhibition at SET 91.
With the work rooted in thread-work and embroidery, I developed a visual language that draws from those materials - scribble-based forms that resemble tangled thread, paired with simple illustrations of needles and stitched lines.
Poster designs for Set’s Under Archives exhibition at SET 91.
With the work rooted in thread-work and embroidery, I developed a visual language that draws from those materials - scribble-based forms that resemble tangled thread, paired with simple illustrations of needles and stitched lines.
︎ Set 91 Poster 2025
Alternate poster designs for Set’s ‘Scaffolds’ Exhibition at SET 91.
Developed while exploring a visual identity for SET 91, a new gallery space in Old Street, London. The posters combine abstract forms and typography with dark, structural stripes that echo scaffolding. The visual language mirrors both the work on display and the exhibition’s broader themes.
Alternate poster designs for Set’s ‘Scaffolds’ Exhibition at SET 91.
Developed while exploring a visual identity for SET 91, a new gallery space in Old Street, London. The posters combine abstract forms and typography with dark, structural stripes that echo scaffolding. The visual language mirrors both the work on display and the exhibition’s broader themes.
︎ I Love My Wife 2025
Poster designs for ‘I Love My Wife’. For Louis Blooey.
This ongoing project takes the phrase I Love My Wife and treats it as a shorthand for affection in all its forms. The posters focus on a mix of straight, gay and lesbian couples, all shown with the same ease and warmth, so the title naturally opens up to more people than it first suggests.
The posters borrow from familiar pop-cultural formats and twist them slightly, using connection and couplehood as a simple, recognisable language. That approach fits the tone of the nights themselves- playful, welcoming, and rooted in real community rather than cool detachment.
Poster designs for ‘I Love My Wife’. For Louis Blooey.
This ongoing project takes the phrase I Love My Wife and treats it as a shorthand for affection in all its forms. The posters focus on a mix of straight, gay and lesbian couples, all shown with the same ease and warmth, so the title naturally opens up to more people than it first suggests.
The posters borrow from familiar pop-cultural formats and twist them slightly, using connection and couplehood as a simple, recognisable language. That approach fits the tone of the nights themselves- playful, welcoming, and rooted in real community rather than cool detachment.
︎ Midland > The Loft 2024
Dynamic poster design for Midland, Partok and Nusheen during my residency at the Loft.
Dynamic poster design for Midland, Partok and Nusheen during my residency at the Loft.
