Through his explorations of language, Sam Winston creates sculpture, drawings and books that question our understanding of words, both as carriers of messages and as information itself.

'His methods of production are certainly of our time: statistics, data collection, analysis and computer programming. Yet he is dependent on craftas well: drawing, doodling, cutting and folding. Concepts are revealed and emerge through his interrogation, until they are utterly logical and clear. They are also inspiring, leading the viewer to a fresh understanding of an art that can be constructed from typography, opening onto a beautiful aesthetic composed of text as image." Esther Dudley, Lecturer in Design History, School of Art & Media Plymouth University. 

He started writing stories and selling artist books through London's Institute of Contemporary Arts and can now be found in many special collections in the UK and the US, including MoMA New York, Gett Research Institute, Los Angeles, The Tate Galleries London and Victoria & Albert Museum.