Matthew Kee

I am a graphic designer with a research-led practice that explores how typography and visual design can transform spaces and stories. My work focuses on placemaking, identity, and memory, using type as a tool to connect people with history, culture, and the built environment.

I combine creative experimentation with critical research to produce outcomes that are both visually striking and rooted in meaning. From large-scale supergraphic proposals for Bristol shopfronts to typographic interventions on abandoned architecture, my projects seek to amplify hidden narratives and reintroduce voice into overlooked spaces.

I aspire to continue developing my practice in ways that merge design with architecture, history, and community engagement, ensuring that my work is not only seen but experienced.