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practice

My design work is about disrupting a comfortable way of thinking. Graphic design is a space where culture splits and identity refuses to stay still. It’s about pulling apart the visual languages we are given and rebuilding them into something that demands to be felt.

My practice is derived from typography, photography and mixed media. I treat each element not as a tool but as raw material. Everything should be cut, warped, layered and contextualised. All typefaces carry history. Photos hold stories. My job is to break both apart and find what’s underneath. The result is work that doesn’t sit quietly on a page. It punches through the silence.

about me

Culture and identity do not sit passively in my work. They are the tension that drives it. I’m drawn to the questions that don’t resolve easily: who gets to define visual culture, whose story gets stylised, and what happens when those systems are deliberately interrupted. These aren’t obscure concerns. They appear in every creative decision I make, from the weight of a letterform to the grain of a repurposed image.

I work based on instinct whilst maintaining a rigorous process and attention to detail. I gather, clash and refine obsessively. I believe honest design comes from friction: between the expected and the unsettling, the polished and the raw.

I am still shaping my voice as a designer, but certain of its direction: provocative, human, and unapologetically grounded in the complexity of the world I’m designing for.