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Enough is Enough
Enough is Enough Enough is Enough Campaign 2022 The campaign to fight the cost-of-living crisis.Enough is Enough is a UK campaign to fight the cost of living crisis. The campaign was founded by trade unions and community organisations determined to push back against the misery…
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There Are Many Ways of Telling
There Are Many Ways of Telling All-Ways-Open 2022 Curated by Anne West and put up by Mark Moscone, "There Are Many Ways of Telling" went up at RISD's Sol Koffler Gallery. We selected graduate student voices from across all 18 departments, highlighting the color and variety of…
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All Ways Open
All-Ways-Open All-Ways-Open 2022 Co-designed and curated with Chris Cote, All-Ways-Open will be an on-going publication telling small stories about place. It's an experiment in opening writing outwards, directing readers towards visual histories and archives. We aimed to think…
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Still Here
(Still) Here (Still) Here (Still) Here 2020 This website draws silhouettes around walks I took (and recorded) in quarantine. The resultant pattern builds up overtime, and I kept an ongoing log of observations that I made on the walk. Website
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Grid Grammar
Grid Grammar Grid Grammar 2021 By assigning a glyph to 12 components of an English sentence, the website produces a pattern from a hidden positional grammar. Website
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Dropdown Desktop
Dropdown Desktop Dropdown Desktop2020 This website takes the structure of a dropdown menu and builds an essay from branching phrases. Website
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Discreet Life
The Discreet Life of the Emoji The Discreet Life of the Emoji2021 This website traces a single emoji backwards, through the screen, through its code, to the mines of the Atacama Desert. It offers a materialist critique of a symbol, exposing the mechanics behind a glyph. Website
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U+273A
U+273A U+273A 2021 U+273A takes a single unicode figure (the 16 point star) and redraws it as a typeface. Each star pulls from a collection of glyphs across the history of art and design. The index traces this narrative. Website
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In/Debt/Index
In/Debt/Index In/Debt/Index2020 In/Debt/Index traces the history of the currency and debt, drawing on David Graeber’s book, Debt: The First 5000 Years. The website works from an essay following my own student debt back to its source. Website
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