Atelier Dyakova designed a limited-edition publication for Victoria Miro to accompany Chris Ofili’s series of Suminagashi-inspired prints, 'Pink Daydreams of a Faun'. The studio created a bespoke display typeface influenced by the Ballets Russes and crafted a design that reflects the dreamlike, fluid quality of Ofili’s work. Each edition features a unique hand-painted jacket by the artist himself.
Atelier Dyakova designed a publication documenting Chris Ofili’s exhibition 'The Seven Deadly Sins' at Victoria Miro, London. The book captures the sensual richness and layered symbolism of Ofili’s paintings, complemented by new writings from seven contemporary authors reflecting on sin and human nature.
Atelier Dyakova created a publication that mirrors artist Kudzanai-Violet Hwami’s layered creative process. The design features exposed binding, silk-screened sketches, and loosely inserted photographs, echoing her use of collage and mixed media. The result is a tactile, conceptually aligned book co-published by Victoria Miro and Kunsthaus Pasquart.
Atelier Dyakova designed a collector’s edition book accompanying the Victoria Miro Venice exhibition 'Milton Avery: The Late Portraits'. Drawing inspiration from 1960s New York, the design references vernacular print culture, music posters, and vibrant colour palettes. The book features textured materials, sewn sketchbook inserts, and richly dyed endpapers that echo Avery’s artistic process and palette.