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In Miriam Persand’s bizarre world, alligators, rats and pigeons rule the city

Creative Boom

Born in Madrid, Spain, Miriam studied graphic design in Brighton before returning to her hometown. She also boasts a degree in Philosophy, where she specialised in digital art and aesthetics. Her art not only captivates the eye but also invites viewers to ponder deeper questions about our relationship with the natural world.

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It's all in the eyes for A Practice for Everyday Life's identity for the 59th Venice Biennale

Creative Boom

With the 59th Venice Biennale well underway, our attention turns to the Italian exhibition's graphic identity for 2022. In terms of typography, classical lettering is featured across the identity, weaving across multiple mediums, and is also animated for more digital content. Biennale Arte 2022: The Milk of Dreams.

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21 Famous Graphic Designers That Anyone in the Design Industry Needs to Know in 2023

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On top of this, she is also a teacher at the School of Visual Arts, contributes to Imprint and Uppercase magazine and has co-authored numerous books, including The Typographic Universe, American Typeplay and New Modernist Type. Her work has been exhibited at museums around the world and she is a professor at Yale University.

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“Ray’s Hand” Illuminates Half of the Iconic Eames Partnership

Design Milk

Her focus was always about identifying, extrapolating, and creating for the need of each situation, in both her personal life and professional life – from a bouquet for a photograph to an exhibit graphic to a toy to a picnic to a furniture prototype.”

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NYCxDESIGN Presents “An Ode to NYC”: A City-Wide Poster Exhibition

Design Milk

To view a digital map and make your way through each location, visit NYCxDESIGN. The posters are also for sale on Poster House and proceeds from the sales will benefit Silicon Harlem, a non-profit that seeks to provide digital equity throughout the city.