Scott Joseph Studio
Printed Matter
The Beginning of Forms
Public Lecture Series
Companion Planting
Skeleton Argument
The Tone Is Theirs
Mark & Measure
Image
Penumbra
Language Without Place
For As Far As I Can See
Alphabetical Pareidolia
Mute Written Orchestration
Light
Object
Found When Out I
Combination Prints
Spirit Level
Display Unit
Typography
Speech Flies Away, Written Words Remain
Like A Tongue That Tried To Speak
A-Z Directions
Notes On A White Painting
Writing
Yet to be filed
About
Scott Joseph Studio is a small scale design studio, with a range of experience in culturally orientated commissions in the fields of design and creative direction, web design and publishing, and in close collaboration with artists, galleries, museums and social organisations, as well as independent makers and practitioners from various fields.
Central to the studio approach are practice based visual design principles which place emphasis on content as a premise for the creation of form, while utilising the inherent conditions and contexts of a brief or assignment, alongside the dialogue as part of a commission, to locate renewed ways of developing bespoke representations of a process and its relative materials.
The studio has publications it's designed held in the public collections of the Museum of Modern Art, NYC and Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, and has been profiled in AIGA magazine, NYC, US and IDEA magazine, Tokyo, JP.
In addition, Joseph has represented the UK at the International Biennale for Graphic Design in Brno, CZ, in both 2012 and 2016, and was a designer in residence in 2017 at Rogaland Kunstsenter, Stavanger, NO.
Scott Joseph has also held posts as Lecturer in Graphic Design and Digital Design and Communication at Foundation, Undergraduate and Post Graduate level, on a fractional and full time basis, including at:
Gerrit Rietveld Academy, NL (2012); University for the Creative Arts, UK (2014); University of East London, UK (2015); ArtEZ Institute of the Arts, Arnhem, NL (2016); Arts University Bournemouth, UK (2017); Bucks New University, UK (2018), and University of Greenwich, UK (2019–20), in various capacities as: Senior Lecturer, Lecturer, Associate Lecturer, and Visiting and Guest Tutor.
Scott Joseph Studio
1 Cardwell Terrace
Studio 80
London
N7 0NH
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Seeing What Is Seen As What Sees Can Not Be Saw
An ongoing photographically founded project which converts itself into an 'abstract stop-motion documentary' by being post-produced and sequenced through a variety of frame rates.
Concerned with the limitation provided by walking, and the role observation plays in understanding how semiotic and syntactic systems indeterminately develop, the process, as well as the facility of its presentation, counter-punctuates how both image and language are rendered almost obsolete in tracking due to information dispersion and technologic renewal.
The cypher image presented here is a rare off shot photograph of famed London Underground blind busker Mark Campbell, who was known to place his white cane in his collection bowl (literally a washing up bowl, which he used alongside semi soiled attire, for psychological purposes) to fend off thieves. Mr Campbell passed away in February, 2017.
Brno Biennale, Moravian Gallery, Brno, CZ. June — October, 2016.
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