Hi, I’m Billy, and I’m a London/Norwich based designer. My work uncovers the meaning in the absurd. I investigate how we can mobilise wider audiences into debates surrounding data collection, politics, and food through playful, authentic means such as illustration, print, and film.
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Mash on a plate
- Collecting the Data-day
- Dexter Sharp
- Eel-ectric avenues
- Notes app zine
- The Meta swamp
- Animal language models
- Butternut squash
- A centrist egg
- The Lennon diary 1969
- Keir Farmer Daily
- Based On A True Story
- The Allegory
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Stop the pests 2024 - 2025Billy Hall, Lola Hewit, Grace Wang
Lets set the scene:
This is the story of Dexter sharp, a man running for mayor of London in 2048. His aim? To make London ‘pest free by 2053’. When former Mayor, Max Harper, launched his project to rewild London 20 years before this moment, public satisfaction in the city council has reached an all-time low, after such policies lead to an explosion in the vermin population across the capital. In comes Dexter Sharp, a Lewisham resident and founder of the pest haunting watch. He is seeking election on a platform that might sound ridiculous at first; but in a city where people have been promised many empty solutions, his strange and quirky ideas might just appear as the breath of fresh air the public needs to inspire them of ‘a brighter future’.