Sam Winston

A picture book celebrating the beauty of world languages.

Air quality, environmental overwhelm and drawing. Barbican Centre.

Collaboration with Raymond Antrobus, Bernardine Evaristo, Don Paterson and Max Porter.

Typographic tale celebrating the world's most famous reference book.

Drawings in response to John Cage album ‘As It Is’.

A picture book dedicated to the power of stories.

A series of projects exploring darkness and its creative potential.

Dictionary Story is a re-imagined version of the dictionary as concrete poem.

Writing and drawing without sight for seven days and nights.

Aesmic writting with poets Emily Berry, Kayo Chingonyi, George Szirtes.

A durational work where a pencil line records the length of every exhalation.

Typographic tale celebrating the world's most famous reference book.

Book of drawings and texts conceived during a month long darkness residency.

Series of collages looking a various components of drawing.

A work that combines the printers plate and print to make one narrative.

Exhibition at Alejandra von Hartz Fine Arts Miami.

A decade of writing collaged as an artist book.

Folio of collged typogaphic prints. Exploring folk tales and timetables.

Death: Southbank Centre's Festival for the Living.

A work that explores the symbols of a periodic table, taking visual clues from religious artefacts. V&A Museum, London.

Writing and drawing without sight for seven days and nights.

Series of collages categorising the text of Romeo and Juliet into three emotional states.

A 20 volume Oxford English Dictionary folded in on itself.

Originally a commission for New Yorker Magazine that subsequently became a letterpress print.