BADMINTON CLUB
For: Wandsworth Arts Fringe, Royal College of Art
Exploring the concept of invisible borders between public and private spaces, the Badminton Club also examines the participatory nature of art, viewing art not just as a static object but as an interactive process that engages the audience.
APPAREL DESIGN
For: Dyfi Bike Park, RedBull, Atherton Bikes, Evolve, Helfare
Helping clients to encapsulate the essence of their brand through clothing. My artistic approach is symbolic, drawing inspiration from the unique qualities of each brand or location to create bespoke artwork that riders love to wear.
SHADOWS
For: Wandsworth Arts Fringe, Royal College of Art
SHADOWS is an experimental, sonic portrait of the Nine Elms development in South London. Each sound whispers a story of urban life, where multiple realities coexist. This soundscape was composed using recorded sounds as raw material, a method known as musique concrète, a French term for concrete music.
10 YEARS OF REDBULL HARDLINE
For: RedBull
The RedBull Hardline event, held annually in mid Wales, is renowned as one of the most demanding mountain bike races globally. The illustration celebrates a decade of the event by representing the number 10 as a dynamic visual journey of the entire Hardline track.
S.170 BIKE LAUNCH CAMPAIGN
For: Atherton Bikes
Working alongside the Atherton Bikes team, I developed the visual identity for the S.170 launch campaign, along with all assets for use across digital and physical channels.
The Myr Tree
For: Hubbub, Suntory Beverage & Food GB&I, Forestry England
The one million year old tree in the Forest of Dean, England. The sculpture was created for an anti-littering campaign ‘Love Your Forest’, with a purpose of visualising the passage of time by imitating a tree’s growth rings.
What Made Me
For: BP, Interac Corp, TEDx Euston, Shed Birmingham, Concordia Enschede, Tent Rotterdam, Plus X Brighton
Participatory art exploring the fundamentals of what shapes us as individuals. Through a visual language that uses colour, line and grid composition, the participants become the creators of a visual data map.
Poets’ Path
For: Faber & Faber, Bloomsbury Festival London
An interactive, poetry-writing installation within the arbour in the Russel Square Gardens, London. The participants were asked to create short, one-line poems by connecting words extracted from three famous poems published by Faber&Faber across three different eras.