Asylum was my first effort at a ‘zine’ or personal publication. Using work that produced over a 1 year period, the publication grew into something of personal creative diary. It was important to me for it to represent all that I do. Including design, photography, collage and research it is a cumulative display of my approach as a designer and artist.
Part documentary and part commentary, this publication casts it’s eye on the growing sense of frustration among our many communities. From the growing gap in understanding our environment from a pedestrian perspective to the conversation concerning representation and race, Asylum was made to explore this discourse in a space I found most safe, my work.