Philippianism

The philosophy of being utterly fascinated by the aesthetic of biscuit tins.

Philippianism is a school of thought that emerged from the intersection of industrial design and snack food culture.

It is characterized by the use of bold, bright colors and a fixation on the geometric patterns found on biscuit packaging.

• Marionism: A subset of Philippianism that explores the relationship between biscuits and the human experience.
• Biscuit Surrealism: A movement that seeks to break free from the constraints of traditional biscuit packaging.

Learn more about the history of Philippianism.

Philippianist Manifesto

1. We, the Philippianists, reject the bland, the boring, and the beige.

2. We demand a world of bold, bright colors and geometric patterns.

3. We will not rest until every biscuit tin is a work of art.

• Read the rest of the Manifesto