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[ david ][ roskilly ]

artist, designer and photographer
b. Cornwall
i work in London and Cornwall, South West of Somewhere.

i arrived in London in 1976 as punk hit,
went to college @ saint martins in the eighties,
started reactor interactive in the nineties (web + multimedia design studio in shoreditch).

i’ve always worked in collage. i’ve always loved it.

jamie reid, david carson and carl jung have all been huge influences.

i’m very interested in…

the intertextuality on every surface of the modern urban environment.

the patterns in the urban anarchy (the occurrence of the abstract against this backdrop).

the mysterious analogue patterns and signals of nature.

i think…

intuition in any work is hugely important.

email: david@full-om.com.

A conversation between David Roskilly (full_om)
and Tony Marcus

David and Tony have known each other for a long time and worked on some projects together in the late 90s. Tony is a former Contributing Editor to i-D Magazine and current contributor to 10 and 10 Men magazines.

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Influences

I felt it was time for me to see a visual representation of all my influences over the years. In the end it took months but was a very interesting and fun project.
Reload the page to change the order.

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