Sheereen Perrin


graphic designer
& visual artist living in Naarm/Melbourne, working cross-disciplinary within the field of visual communication.

sheereenperrin@gmail.com
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exhibition graphics
wayfinding
publication design 
event collateral
artworking
Reimagining Birrarung 2024
National Gallery of Victoria

graphic design lead
    visual concept development
    typesetting
    artwork preparation (large-scale print,                        retouching)
    artist & supplier liasing

exhibition design: Annika Toohey
curatorial: Ewan McEoin & Gemma Savio
Kimono 2025
National Gallery of Victoria

graphic design lead
    visual concept development
    tactile colour matching
    typesetting
    artwork preparation (large-scale print,                        retouching)
    curatorial & supplier liasing

exhibition design: Dasha Tolochkov
curatorial: Wayne Crothers & Charlotte Botica 
Women Photographers 1900-1975:
A Legacy of Light
2025
National Gallery of Victoria

graphic design lead
    typesetting
    typography concept development
    curatorial & supplier liasing

photography: Eve Wilson
exhibition design: Dasha Tolochkov
curatorial: Maggie Finch
Mercy: Ragnar Kjartansson
graphic design lead
National Gallery of Victoria

exhibition design: Dasha Tolochkov
curatorial: Amita Kirpalani 
Children’s Play: Ragnar Kjartansson for Kids
graphic design lead
National Gallery of Victoria

exhibition design: Dasha Tolochkov
curatorial: Kate Ryan
Margaret Preston
graphic design lead
National Gallery of Victoria

exhibition design: Kathleen Duffy
curatorial: Beckett Rozentals & Michael Gentle

Mother: Stories from the NGV Collection
graphic design lead
National Gallery of Victoria

exhibition design: Kathleen Duffy
curatorial: Kat Prugger & Sophie Gerhard

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© Sheereen Perrin 2026


I acknowledge the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which I live, work, and gather on in Naarm/Melbourne. This land always was and always will be Aboriginal land.