COLLABORATORS

Hamzah Al Asadulloh

Hamzah – who created the collage for the Inter homepage – is an Indonesian designer with an interest in socially conscious design. He graduated from the Interior Design program of Institut Teknologi Bandung in Indonesia. After almost three years of working as a professional interior designer, he pursued an MA in Interior Design at the Royal College of Art in London, focusing on Interior Urbanism. He is an avid cat lover and fan of lamps. Find more of his work here.

Martin Perrin

Martin Perrin designed the exhibition What Where (curated by Vicky Richardson) in 2019. Martin is founder/director of Perrin Studio, and Former Creative Director of Architecture magazine and The Architect’s Newspaper. Perrin studio specialises in exhibition and graphic design for the arts. It developed the graphic identity and print publications for the Parrish Art Museum in New York, while other recent projects include a major exhibition about Paul Rand at the Museum of the City of New York, and several exhibitions for the Center for Architecture, NYC. In 2008 Perrin Studio was graphic designer for the US Pavilion at Venice Architecture Biennale.

patrick myles

Patrick, who designed the graphics for Right to Climb, has a wealth of experience as a Creative director, art director and graphic designer. His portfolio includes editorial, identity design, brand strategy, marketing, publicity material and exhibition graphics. He has won several awards including Designer of the Year at the prestigious PPA (Press and Publishing Awards) in 2007. Patrick is proactive in the industry and has an impressive database of photographers and illustrators that he has worked with to date. He gives lectures on a regular basis, and has been a visiting tutor at Camberwell, Central St Martins, Falmouth, Winchester and the University of East London.

Gian Luca Amadei

Gian Luca Amadei is an internationally recognised writer (Discovering Women in Polish Design, 2009), design and architectural journalist (Blueprint, Disegno), curator (British Council, London Design Festival) and independent academic researcher. He is an advocate of life-long learning and is a Visiting Lecturer at the Royal College of Art in London.