A Practice for Everyday Life designed a publication documenting Brazilian painter Paulo Pasta’s first UK exhibition at Cecilia Brunson Projects. The book interweaves his abstract and figurative works, using rhythm and spatial dialogue to mirror his artistic approach. Its inverted celadon green book cloth cover subtly references the tonal shifts in Pasta’s paintings.
A Practice for Everyday Life created a new visual identity for Cecilia Brunson Projects, a Bermondsey-based gallery specializing in modern and contemporary Latin American art. The design features an adaptive logotype inspired by vernacular Latin American typography, paired with a geometric grotesque typeface and a rich brick-red palette referencing José Guadalupe Posada’s work.