Alice Connew is a photographer whose work transpires from a seemingly unconscious stream of intangible visual connections which occur throughout quotidian life. These links often show themselves at a later—and usually unexpected—time.
Katie Kerr is a designer who is interested in alternative structures of graphic design practice. Her research-led practice revolves around the multidisciplinary production of experimental paperback books.
In opposition to the ‘print is dead’ argument, she believes that books take on an important role in the post-digital context—the physical object creates methods of distribution that disrupts the digital echo-chamber, where analytics are lessening our chances of discovering something unexpected.
Katie lives and works in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand.
