Unholy Alphabet
Gargoyles (don’t mind if I do)
Gargoyles (Tee Hee Ha Ha Heh Heh)
Scores for Laughing
Lexicon
The dictionary and the scream
Infernal Monologue
Infernal Monologue: A Reader
Here comes the sun
Pleasure
Tips of the Sung
The burly word catches the erm
The Reader
Push on. Shuffle up. Hang tough.
Mortal Combat
How to live on twenty-four hours a day
Blake fruid
Just be glad it’s not you
Has anyone ever cried anything other than tears?
a sort of shadow
Yep, that’s the mood
into wanderer lonely
Physical



Info
Writing
Vibrational Semantics


Unholy Alphabet
2026

 plasma cut metal typography, artist books, flag

solo exhibition, Bladr, Copenhagen







One enormous black sky, one enormous pit of cancelled language, one enormous voice rasping out one final, incomprehensible sentence. And it was mid-day. It was very dark. There were no stars. I think the buildings were burning.

Sean Bonney, "We are the Dead"
from Our Death



The Unholy Alphabet is a total negation of the linguistic sign. Born from a pit of cancelled language, the letters of the Roman alphabet have been torn apart, ripped to shreds to form something that is more image than sign. Taking inspiration from the illegible semantics of Black Metal—the unreadable logos and incomprehensible vocal utterances—the Unholy Alphabet is a language outside of sense. It is something from the depths that conveys more feeling than meaning. 

Made in collaboration with designer Ben King, with support from Nordic Culture Point.





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