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alt: A laptop resting by a tree, displayed on it's screen is the furtherfield website
Furtherfield
Sci-Fi Eco-Punk Rebrand and Website Design
Year:
2018

Clients:

Furtherfield

Services:
#Visual Identity #Website #Animation #Type Design
Deliverables:

Rebranded Visual Identity
User-Friendly & Sci-Fi Eco-Punk Inspired Website
Bespoke Sci-Fi Eco-Punk Typeface

alt: A laptop resting by a tree, displayed on it's screen is the furtherfield website

Enhancing Furtherfield’s existing visual identity whilst staying true to its DIWO* roots

Furtherfield is the UK’s leading organisation for arts, technology and social change. Since 1997 Furtherfield has created online and physical spaces and places for people to come together to develop and create critical experimental art and digital technologies on their own terms. Furtherfield Gallery and Commons are based in the heart of London’s Finsbury Park. This serves as a hub to connect and activate local and international communities of artists, technologists, thinkers and doers.

Our rebrand maintains a clear and succinct aesthetic whilst also remaining true to Furtherfield’s technological punk ethos. As such the branding and website design occupies a visual and conceptual space between accessibility and subversion. The shapes which construct Furtherfield’s logo become useful frames for holding and curating content on the website whilst greyed out grids are used to signify where new content will appear, a visual reference to wireframe rendering aesthetics used on Google & Apple Maps.

Home Page
Furtherfield website homepage, showing members of the community wearing masks, a second image shows the furtherfield websites programme of events
A project page on the furtherfield website entitled 'Future Fictions of Finsbury Park' and a second image showing some of images of what happened on the day
Project Pages
Mobile Site
Custom typeface

Empathy Loading, 2020


An online exhibition exploring the intersection of human-machine empathy
alt: A mobile phone sitting on top of a pile of electroics and wires, displayed on the phone is the Empathy Loading moblie site home page.

iiii Magazine, 2017


Graphological visual identity & website for an independent arts and culture publication
The hero image for Four Eyes or iiii Magazine shows the visual identity for the project through showing a black and white booklet in a persons hand, the person is also wearing a iiii scarf
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