Fraser Muggeridge

Fraser Muggeridge (b. 1973, United Kingdom) lives and works in London. He is a graphic designer and educator whose practice moves between art, design and print. Through books, exhibitions and printed matter, Muggeridge explores how ideas take visual and material form, transforming the conventions of typography and layout into tools for expression and thought. His work often blurs distinctions between concept and process, inviting viewers to engage with design as a living, experimental language.

Muggeridge approaches each project with a sensitivity to context, material and rhythm. His work ranges from exhibition graphics and publications to print editions that push the boundaries of design itself. In both teaching and practice, he reconnects the roles of designer and printer, using process as a way to think, make and reflect. Through a balance of intuition and structure, Muggeridge transforms design into a field of exploration where thinking and making become one.