Volution: Field Recordings

2024

Packaging and design for Volution: Field Recordings, a 10” vinyl that contains eight experimental tracks, accompanied by a digital landscape.

The album explores the spiral as a symbol that stands in the place of ideas that lie beyond the reach of language.

Grassroots Journal

2026

Book design and typesetting for Grassroots Journal.

Grassroots Journal is the official publication of Civil Society Studies by Borderless World Volunteers at McGill University. Made in collaboration with Aiyana Alzamora.

VOLUME 17

2026

Publication and postcard design for Xpace Cultural Centre

VOLUME is Xpace Cultural Centre’s annual anthology cataloguing the exhibitions from September 2025 – July 2026. This publication features work from emerging artists, designers, and writers who contribute to the gallery’s programming, situating Xpace as a prominent artist-run centre in the Toronto arts community at large.

OCAD U Life Studies Exhibition

2025

Didactics and promotional materials for OCAD University’s Life Studies exhibition. Worlding and World-making is an exhibition featuring the artwork created by students in LIFE-3001: Speculative Bodies, and LIFE-2001: Worlding and World-Making.

Type Journal: ISSUE 0

2024

The Type Journal is a typography magazine that aims to explore typography conceptually, delve into its history, and explore its relationship with the broader systems it inhabits.

Constituent of Everything

2025

30 prompt cards, made as prompts for a participatory audio performance. Seated in a circle around a recording device, participants were asked to embody their given prompt while breathing over the lip of a bottle. Designed and produced with Aiyana Alzamora.

No Good Alone

2024

Creative typesetting of No Good Alone, an essay by Rayne Fisher-Quann about the failings of self-optimization and the ever-growing importance of community.

Darkness Alive

2025

Three collecting cards with microscopic images of a speculative species; parasitic life forms of darkness.

What might it look like if a researcher were to try and document mystery? You might end up with things like collectible cards, completely ineffective in their documentation. Black, blurry images, of nothing, essentially.