A Practice for Everyday Life designed a pocket-sized publication series for Mudam Luxembourg documenting the museum’s interventions, symposiums, and lectures. The design employs a pragmatic layout with clear typographic hierarchy and a two-colour text-only palette, creating a cohesive yet playful identity across volumes. Each cover features bold uppercase lettering that extends beyond the book’s edges, symbolizing the series’ expanding scope.
A Practice for Everyday Life designed the book 'Radical Software: Women, Art & Computing 1960–1991', published alongside exhibitions at Mudam Luxembourg and Kunsthalle Wien. The design draws on early digital aesthetics, featuring typography inspired by coding interfaces and a color palette referencing thermal fax paper, celebrating pioneering women in digital art.