Behind
the noise.

An independent design project exploring privacy, autonomy, technology and the systems built around us. The name comes from Renaissance and anarchy — creation, reinvention, and the instinct to question whatever claims authority over us.

It started because I wanted a place to create without asking what performs well, what an algorithm wants to see, or whether something can be monetized.

So I stopped asking.

I make graphics, posters, illustrations and experiments influenced by cypherpunk culture, open-source technology, streetwear, underground print and the occasional system failure.

Sometimes that becomes a masked figure. Sometimes a cartoon with a questionable grin. Sometimes a few words that belong on the back of a hoodie.

There’s frustration in these designs. There’s humour too. I like work that can carry a serious thought without losing its ability to play.

The mockups show how I imagine the work out in the world. You might see something else.

A print for your room. A sleeve detail. A sticker on a scratched laptop. Something I wouldn’t have thought of.

That’s a good reason to share the files.

The free archive is available to download in high resolution. No account, no email address, no tracking profile required.

Use it. Print it. Remix it. Make something physical for yourself.