The Design Conference lecture

A lecture exploring the ideas and implications of “normality” in typeface design. Can non-design work as a viable design strategy?

European concepts of originality and authorship form our current understanding of typeface design. Typographic history is written as a discrete sequence of “originals” created by “authors”. But can copies be equally as important?

There is no such thing as a New Zealand Typeface asks questions about the relationship between typography and place, text and landscape, and ultimately identity.