A Practice for Everyday Life created the visual identity and companion publication for Artangel’s exhibition Inside: Artists & Writers in Reading Prison. Drawing from the prison’s Victorian architecture and history, the design features imposing custom lettering, duotone imagery, and materials that evoke themes of isolation and confinement. The project encompassed exhibition graphics, signage, printed materials, and a detailed guide book documenting the artworks and the site’s legacy.
Atelier Dyakova designed a publication documenting Sarah Sze’s site-specific installation 'Metronome', commissioned by Artangel, ARoS, and OGR Torino. The book’s design contrasts a utilitarian greyboard cover with a reflective foil and employs spectrum typography to echo the installation’s dynamic exploration of time, space, and image saturation.
The Brand Identity interviews Sonya Dyakova, founder of Atelier Dyakova, about the studio’s approach to brand building and design. Based in Deptford, London, the small team works across branding, publications, and exhibitions for cultural and fashion clients. Dyakova discusses the importance of trustful client relationships, bespoke typography, and tactile materials in their creative process.