Jess Henderson's Blog

Published by the Institute of Network Cultures as part of their Longform series

A multimedia work on how burnout became a social mood.

How a residency in a Swiss psychiatric clinic resulted in the work 'Mental Hellth Dumpster Fire.'

Does 'asemic writing' really have zero semantic content?

Five ways to tap into your creative self.

I made a typeface with no semantic content and you can download it for free.

I'm sharing something I thought I never would.

Unlike many taglines, Offscreen Magazine‘s summarises their interests well: The Human Side of Technology.

An independent print magazine, Offscreen examines how we shape technology and how technology shapes us. Founder Kai Brach wrote to me following coming across Offline Matters to see if I would contribute something for their new issue. Together, we decided to re-jig an excerpt from the book called ‘In Praise of Aiming Lower’, adapting it to the context of doing creative work during the ...

I was invitied to speak at this year's Monocle Media Summit in London.

‘What – and who – is making the news‘

This month, I was invited to speak at Monocle’s 2021 Media Summit in London, where the annual theme was ‘What – and who – is making the news.’ Naturally, I felt out of place next to a line up that included people whose work is gravely important—like international correspondent Clarissa Ward—but nevertheless, it was an experience.