A Practice for Everyday Life revitalized Modern Art Oxford’s visual identity to reflect the gallery’s energy and legacy. The redesign refined the existing wordmark, introduced bold abstract yellow letterforms, and created a flexible system adaptable across signage, marketing, and exhibition materials.
A Practice for Everyday Life collaborated with artist Daniel Buren to create a publication for his 2007 exhibition at Modern Art Oxford. The design, developed under tight time constraints, used a folder-and-insert format inspired by Buren’s signature 8.7 cm stripe motif, resulting in a brightly coloured and mathematically structured solution that also served as an archive of his UK projects.