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Rich Simmons kortárs városi popművész, aki a világ minden táján kiállított. Simmons műve a vizuális kultúra metszéspontjait tárja fel, a pop-art, a képregények, a reneszánsz, a kortárs divat, a szexualitás és azon túl.

A londoni székhelyű Rich Simmons világszerte és hírességekkel rendelkezik, aki a világ legrangosabb galériáiban mutatkozott be Londonban, New Yorkban, LA-ben, Tampában, Miamiban, Torontóban és Genfben. Simmons munkája múzeumi gyűjteményekké tette a 2019-ben a Crystal Bridges American Art Museumban debütáló Men Of Steel, Women Of Wonder kiállítást. Tavaly egyik műve 52 000 fontért kelt el Christie jótékonysági aukcióján.

Simmons merész színhasználata, bonyolultan részletes, kézzel kivágott sablonok, humorérzék és elgondolkodtató elbeszélések bizonyítják, hogy Rich egyszerre újító és kiválóan gyűjthető művész. Simmons műve meghaladja a galériákat, és utcai művészeti falfestményei világszerte láthatók, a legújabb 3400 négyzetméteres falfestmény elkészül Rogers Arkansasban.

Simmons az Art Is The Cure, a Vinspired díjnyertes művészetterápiát népszerűsítő szervezet megalkotója és alapítója, valamint műhelyeket és beszélgetéseket tartott szerte a világon.

From graphic identity and packaging design to interior interventions, clothing capsules, window displays and large-scale super graphics for hoardings or digital campaigns, each project begins with narrative. What does the brand stand for? What does it want to say — and how should it feel? Simmons translates that essence into a cohesive visual statement, ensuring the aesthetic impact serves a strategic purpose rather than decoration alone.

Whether developing a limited-edition product run, reimagining a retail space or creating campaign visuals that command attention in physical and digital environments, the aim remains consistent: to build distinctive, culturally aware design that connects with audiences while maintaining clarity and commercial awareness. Bold where it needs to be. Refined where it matters. Always unmistakably authored.

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BRAND

IDENTITY

Crafting visual systems that feel intentional rather than manufactured. From logos and typographic language to brand assets that anchor wider campaigns, this work is about more than decoration — it’s about defining character and creating a coherent visual vocabulary. Each identity is conceived with strategic clarity and visual purpose, designed to stand out in a crowded cultural landscape while remaining authentically rooted in the brand’s story.

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PRODUCT

DESIGN

High-impact design that meets the physical world. Whether for limited-run capsules, merchandise, retail products or bespoke packaging, these solutions balance bold visual presence with real-world function. Colour, form and graphic language are used deliberately to enhance shelf appeal, excite audiences and create that brief, magnetic pause when someone picks it up.

WINDOW

DISPLAYS

Temporary or permanent visual interventions designed to transform glass, frontage and retail environments into immersive brand statements. From full-window vinyl takeovers to layered graphic installations, each piece is conceived to stop passers-by mid-stride and convert curiosity into engagement. These designs balance bold visual presence with spatial awareness — working with light, scale and movement to ensure the display feels integrated rather than applied. The goal is simple: make the storefront part of the story.

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SUPER GRAPHICS

Large-format graphic installations created to command scale — across hoardings, development sites, interior walls or campaign backdrops. Super graphics are about dominance without chaos: confident typography, striking imagery and cohesive visual language executed with precision. Whether supporting a property launch, cultural activation or major brand campaign, these pieces are engineered to hold attention from distance while rewarding closer inspection. Built for impact. Designed with intent.

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