Mr Guglielmo Rossi BA, MA

Guglielmo Rossi is a graphic designer and educator. His teaching and design practice are inspired by everyday culture and popular history, and his research interests meet at the intersection of publishing, technology, politics and subcultures - with a focus on the interplay of politics and print, and on the social and technological context surrounding the production of publishing.

Guglielmo currently co-teaches Design Thinking at stage 2 and Interdisciplinary Design and Professional Portfolio Practice at stage 3. He previously worked as an Associate Lecturer teaching Contextual Studies (BA Graphic Design) at the University of East London and is an Associate Lecturer at the University of the Arts.

Guglielmo studied History of Design at the Royal College of Art and V&A Museum. His MA thesis on radical publishing is currently being developed towards publication in 2021. Prior to that, Guglielmo trained as a graphic design at Central Saint Martins and worked as a graphic designer across print, exhibition and environmental design projects - independently and in design agencies in London and NYC. His work includes long term collaborations with the multidisciplinary collective The Decorators, the design of the publication series Urban Pamphleteer, and of the ‘Murty Classical Library of India’ - the multi-lingual books series published by Harvard University Press and designed with Rathna Ramanathan at M9Design.