Creative Direction and Brading for the London-based brand Rua Carlota by Charlotte Rose Kirkham. The brand uses only pre-loved/deadstock materials as a basis. Rua Carlota gives life to the forgotten ones. It challenges waste culture. It says that there is potential in everything. It deconstructs and reconstructs with a quiet confidence, and with freedom of creativity at its forefront. It begins with something rendered useless by society and ends with something beautiful.

Condo absorbs a vast range of art-historical sources, yet, at the same, creates a pictorial language characteristically his own, one that investigates the macabre, the carnivalesque, and the abject. He calls his surrealistic style “psychological cubism”, exploiting “our own imperfections—the private, off-moments or unseen aspects of humanity—that often give way to some of painting’s most beautiful moments.”

Creative Direction and Branding for T.A. A new multi-brand apparel store that caters to the young female community in Manhattan, New York. Their focus is to provide clothing that has roots embedded in their history and hometown as a brand while giving a renewed outlook of the landscape through the lens of their clothing. T.A. also sells accessories and seasonal magazines within the fashion and culture world.