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06.2026Death by 269 cuts!Poster design
02.2026
ONHA - onhapaslamêmevie vol.1Visual direction & design
12.2025Sainte-Ode au fil de l’eauIllustration
06.2025Goldsmiths GDA Degree show designGraphic & editorial design
04.2025BringueIllustration
03.2025Chemist Gallery - exhibition catalogueEditorial design
02.2025Le Rat, Frère des lisièresIllustration
06.2024Le Fou du village de SalmaritinEditorial design & narration
06.2024PartiesIllustration
04.2024
ONHA - OpaleArtistic direction
12.2023Conversation Matters - Le village sans fousEditorial design & illustration
06.2023Roscosmic propagandaGraphic design & illustration
06.2023
Le départ de papaBook design, illustration & narration
12.2022Virginia’s HousesBook design, illustration & narration
11.2022Marni Theater identityVisual identity
09.2022“Les Belles Lettres” publicationIllustration
Art practice
07.2026Digging an oasisInstallation
05.2026Material Damage - nostalgiaExhibition installation
02.2026Interventional catalogue Installation
12.2025eye against eyeArtist book
11.2025WorksInstallation, screenprinting, painting & ceramics
07.2025Goldsmiths postgraduate Degree ShowPainting, print, installation & moving image
04.2025Series - corpogeopgraphyPainting
03.2025‘Thresholds’ at Chemist Gallery Painting, print & installation
12.2024
Workers leaving the factoryPainting & installation
06.2024SalmaritinInstallation
06.2024Drawings of SalmaritinIllustration, drawing & painting
Drawings
2025Sketchbook 10x15cm
2024Sketchbook 14,8 x 21cm
2023Sketchbook 10 x 15cm
2023Sketchbook 21 x 29,7cm
© William Denis
Le départ de papa
This work is a personal story about the time my dad went to ex Yugoslavia as a peace maker when I was five, in 2006. Going through letters and pictures we sent each other at that time, I wrote a text about how I viewed war as a child, with a vision that went from the heroic idea of it I would see on television, to the reality of a parent’s absence, which you worry about, and make you not want him to be a hero anymore. Through this story of a growth of maturity, I illustrated the text and the feelings of a kid confronted to this situation.
20 x 28 cm, 120 pages