A Practice for Everyday Life collaborated with Haroon Mirza and The Workers to create an interactive website accompanying Mirza’s 2013 exhibition at Lisson Gallery. The site allowed users to compose and share remixes using sound samples from the artworks, alongside essays by invited writers. A foil-debossed invitation design echoed the kinetic energy of Mirza’s turntable-based installations.
A Practice for Everyday Life collaborated with artist Haroon Mirza to create a publication that translates his experimental use of sound, light, and found objects into print form. The design incorporates a machine-derived typeface and a routed cover image of a spinning record, echoing the kinetic qualities of Mirza’s installations. Subtle motion cues, such as rotating page numbers, reinforce the theme of movement throughout the book.