Sounds Like This is a generative typographic project visualising moments of structural change within a piece of music. Using custom-built code, each track is analysed to detect the greatest point of contrast — the song’s milestone moment. This moment, along with the minute surrounding it, is then visualised through the letterforms that make up the input track’s title, triggered by bass, mid, and treble frequencies. Every visual is then paired with a personal reflection on how the song soundtracks a specific moment in my life.

An award designed to reflect motion in a static object. A corrugated acrylic face distorts the appearance of the festival’s logo based on the viewer’s position, while the patinated steel casing references the festival’s spectrum of colour identity. The form turns a static object into a shifting visual experience.

A large-scale mural that commemorates the past, present and future of the University of Greenwich. Created with a cyanotype-inspired aesthetic, the piece blends archival imagery, contemporary student life and architectural landmarks into a layered visual narrative. Installed at the entrance to the library, it aims to root the university’s identity within the everyday experience of the Stockwell Street Library.

A collaboratively produced publication created during
a one-week letterpress residency on the Åland Islands, Finland. Exploring traditional printing methods, each spread reflects the island’s influence on language, form, and the collaborative process, making this publication both a typographic artefact and record of place.