For Your Convenience products where neither words nor sounds

where neither words nor sounds seem to penetrate

simultaneously confronting the unresolved trauma of her teenage experiences of Partition

having lost his nose in a duel

innovators and thinkers aren’t simply reacting to change — they’re the ones designing our new cultural world

as something capable of activating transformation in the face of corrupt and powerful forces

For Your Convenience products where neither words nor soundsFor your convenience is a publication on Korean convenience culture based around food and convenience stores. Published by Common Imprint in Berlin, the publication invited architect writers, a curator and chefs to write about historic and current convenience culture in South Korea. These contributions bookend a series of photographs taken by Max Creasy, which document SABA Convenience Store, a Korean convenience store on Kensington High Street in