Works

A dark teal Jim Clark booklet lying open on asphalt, with a narrow strip of photographs.

Jim Clark, Life in rush.

Art & creative direction, Research2019

Two booklets recount the personal and professional life of Jim Clark, one of the greatest Formula 1 champions of all time. The first, a typographic booklet, draws inspiration from concrete and Dadaist poetry compositions. The second, a photographic booklet, takes cues from pulp films and Western comics, adopting their eye-focused framing and bold use of onomatopoeia.

The teal booklet cover with the title JAMES (JIM) CLARK in yellow lettering.
A white booklet page with the title JAMES (JIM) CLARK in bent black lettering.
A booklet page with two paragraphs of text and a word stretching into a blur.
A booklet page where blue lines of text step diagonally down the page.
The teal booklet lying on a white open spread on asphalt with a painted line.
A booklet spread where words are broken and rotated across the page.
A booklet lying on asphalt with a typographic composition fanning out.
An open teal booklet with sparse small text on a dark spread.
A teal page with scattered white words such as tree.
A booklet spread with a black and white portrait of a man and the word beee.
A white booklet page with a narrow dark photographic strip and the word tumtum.
A teal booklet spread with a tilted black and white portrait of a man.
An open booklet with two narrow photographic strips and a word between them.
A teal booklet covered in a large white fingerprint pattern on rough ground.

Shooting, Enrico Liuzzi.