NEVILLE BRODY

_Design | Saturday 16/05/26

The significance of typography in design

Neville Brody is a London-based graphic designer who transformed typography and editorial design in the 1980s, marking a before and after in contemporary aesthetics. He was art director of the iconic magazine The Face, founder of the influential publication FUSE and creator of visual identities for renowned brands such as BBC, Samsung, Dom Perignon and Coca-Cola.

His work combines innovation, experimentation and a critical vision, constantly challenging visual norms and leaving a lasting mark on international graphic design.

Don’t miss his TALK at BRIT UNDER FEST! A unique opportunity to understand how contemporary visual identity is built.