As part of Amman Design Week, Australian designer and illustrator Georgia Hill will be showcasing a collection of original works and selected prints at Jacaranda Images, starting August the 30th.

Hill’s new series of works aim to push past our tendency to seek a clear final message in lettering-based works. Influenced by her own recent interests in structures and material based manipulation, these new artworks explore the shifting value of legibility by utilizing themes of cycles, repetition, abstraction and experimental compositions in Hill’s distinctive black and white aesthetic.

Using a range of mediums, her focus lies in generating deliberately open ended letter based artworks that can be read in terms of connections and relationships, time, place and community. These impressions are all shaped by the viewers own personal experiences, creating a moment of reflection in these heavily detailed, often excessive compositions

As part of Amman Design Week, Georgia will also be applying her unique style to Amman’s urban landscape with an installation at Books@Cafe from the 2nd to the 7th of September.