A Practice for Everyday Life has collaborated with artist Leonor Antunes since 2017 on publications, exhibition identities, and artist editions. The work translates her research into women in twentieth-century architecture and design into tactile printed forms using archival typographic references, specialised papers, folds, die cuts, and loose-leaf inserts.
A Practice for Everyday Life designed a publication to accompany Leonor Antunes’ site-specific installation 'the frisson of the togetherness' at Whitechapel Gallery. The book reflects Antunes’ layered references to twentieth-century women artists through archival materials, translucent elements, and craft-inspired typography. Its ephemeral design mirrors the installation’s dialogue between modernity and vernacular craftsmanship.
A Practice for Everyday Life designed a pressed vinyl edition for artist Leonor Antunes, documenting a sound piece derived from her sculptural brass works. The design uses a lavender tone inspired by the composition, asymmetrical typography, and tactile details like a stapled portrait and handwritten note to evoke the ephemeral nature of the work.