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“The system breathes tension.”

My take on La Haine — reduced to contrast and texture.

A monochrome elegy for class, race, and the city.

A reinterpretation of American Psycho — a mirror between success and hollowness.

Brutal, grainy, unresolved.

“The future wears rebellion.”

This piece reimagines Jaden Smith’s new role through brutalist elegance — monochrome texture, red as spirit, minimalism as defiance.

Fashion becomes language. Creation becomes revolt.

A zine-style poster bridging underground hustle and global recognition.

Combining 90s print textures with futuristic restraint, this design celebrates Armani White’s journey — from DIY icon to chart presence.

It’s both tribute and time capsule: a dialogue between friendship, independence, and the machinery of music.

A typographic requiem for Britain’s vanished retail landscape.

“Nothing Lasts Forever” archives the logos of fallen high-street brands — Adams, Woolworths, Zavvi — transforming nostalgia into architectural mourning.

Designed in Photoshop, it fuses brutalist minimalism with archival precision, reading like an urban obituary.

A visual chronicle of Jim Legxacy’s creative journey — from South London grit to the 2020s avant-rap renaissance.

Designed in Photoshop, this poster merges nostalgic textures with philosophical undertones, exploring the tension between artistic ambition and cultural belonging.

The piece celebrates a generation redefining what “Black British Music” means — emotional, experimental, self-documented.