Household objects
To illustrate the deprivation of basic necessities experienced by homeless individuals, I have captured images of forty-nine domestic items sourced from various areas within my home
Ronie Kempinska
Fine Art 2022
Ronie, a graphic designer, identifies herself as an image maker. She is presently pursuing her MA in Graphic Arts at UWE, following her prior studies in Fine Art.
Her latest project strives to bring attention to individuals enduring challenging circumstances, with the intention of highlighting the pervasive issue of homelessness, an often neglected topic. Her current practice revolves around the idea of manipulating images in order to create a series of works in order to communicate the lived experience of homelessness.
During her studies at UWE, she was also offered an opportunity to work for TFL in collaboration with Megan Price to design five posters for Inkluder, Zodiac Arts, Feminist Library, Homegrown, and St Michael & all angels church, which will later be exhibited in London.
Additionally, she has been involved in designing a flyer for the Feminist Library.
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Household Structures
A series of prints depicting house-like structures crafted from everyday household items, serving as a visual representation of the lack of fundamental necessities accessible to individuals living on the streets
Typeface
This font is created through manipulated images of pillows. I opted for pillows as the foundation of my font to reinforce the representation of the unavailability of such comfort for individuals enduring harsh living conditions
Posters for TFL in collaboration with Megan Price
