Leah Chen

Dexin (Leah) Leah

Info

Project Info

Dexin (Leah) is a Brooklyn-based designer focused on visual systems informed by context and design, creating work that connects and resonates across books, art direction, brand identities, and digital media.

Services

Publication Design
Art Direction
Website Design
Branding & Identity
Typeface Design

Experience

Eric Wrenn Office
New Information Studio
Maiarelli Studio
Javas Lehn Studio
With Projects
MTWTF
Pratt Institute School of Design Production Lab
Studio TYCO
Swarovski, Shenzhen
Shenzhen Urban Planning & Design Institute

Selected Clients

Matt Lv/Modern Sky 北京摩登天空
Toyota-CN/JP
Olio E Aceto
Petitree Gallery / Mu1-Yuxuan Shao
JustSmile Magazine
ecoartspace
Roaringwild
Lily Purbrick
Common Divisor
Entre Temps
Institute of International Visual Arts-UK
Pratt Institute
ILNYA Nieternite Nifutur
Opicloth
Share Design Architectural Studio
Shenzhen Urban Planning & Design Institute

For general inquires: d.leahchen@gmail.com
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@Dexin (Leah) Chen 2025

Lily Purbrick

Website Design for London Based Art Director
Lily Purbrick
Design: Dexin (Leah) Chen, Tyler Owens, Alex Gabe Williams
Site Development: Tyler Owens
Coming Soon

Just Smile Issue 5

Magazine Design for Just Smile Issue 5
Design: with Nine.SixThree.co, Samson Ossedryver
Publisher: Justsmile Magazine
Oct-Dec, 2024

This issue reflects on the ever-relevant question of belonging, exploring themes of connection, estrangement, and the invisible threads of humanity that bind us together in a world often divided. In Issue 5, Justsmile also touches base with industry friends Alex Sossah, Aymeric, Marcus Allen, Marika-Ella Ames, and Mark Grattan; catches up with rising designers Bianca Saunders and Connor McKnight; and visits artists Kevin Beasley, Eli Ping, and Ignacio Gatica in practice.

See more:
https://justsmilemagazine.com/issues/

The New Geologic Epoch

Exhibition Catalogue for Ecoartspace
Design: Tyler Owens, Dexin (Leah) Chen
May-Dec, 2024
Publisher: Ecoartspace

The New Geologic Epoch, curated by Mary Mattingly, presented an immersive exploration of humanity’s footprint on the planet. Through a diverse range of mediums, including photography, sound, video, film, sculpture, ceramic, painting, textile, installation, performative, eco-remediation, and more. The exhibition delves into the shifts shaping our world. From mining scars to urban sprawl, each work reflects on the evolving relationship between humans and the environment, inviting viewers to contemplate the impact of the Anthropocene era.

See more: https://ecoartspace.org/Sys/Store/Products/346261