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Alan Fletcher and the Discipline of Seeing

At the centre of Fletcher’s work is an insistence that design is first an act of perception. Before form, before typography, before composition, there is the question of how one looks...

Alan Fletcher occupies a singular position in the history of graphic design because his work cannot be reduced to style, movement, or period. Many designers become associated with a recognisable visual language, yet Fletcher’s significance lies precisely in his refusal to stabilise into one. His practice moves restlessly between wit and rigour, play and clarity, image and thought. To understand him is therefore not to catalogue projects but to grasp a way of seeing. read more in this link...


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