Robert Rubbish is one of the founding members of LE GUN magazine. Born in 1973, Robert Rubbish Greene studied Communication Art & Design at Royal College of Art in London from 2003 – 2005. Historic London is an especially inspirational place for his work which brings together his interests in curiosities, joke shops, facial hair, Victorian punk revivalism and gin.
Between 2006 and 2010, Robert collaborated with Paul V Lawford on a project called ‘The Rubbish Men of Soho’. They took their inspiration from Soho’s rich mythology and added new narratives, performing live gigs in a style which they christened ‘Victorian Punk Revivalism’. Robert took his nom de plume Robert Rubbish from being in ‘The Rubbish Men of Soho’. He has recently directed his first feature length film ‘A One Eyed Man in the Kingdom of the Blind’.
marcroy@peopleofprint.com
- If You Feel Pain and Danger Beneath It, That Is Equally True: Scarlett Yang’s Her Feast - August 20, 2026
- Nils Leonard on Craft, Culture, and Why Print Still Matters - April 28, 2026
- Our time at OFFF Festival 2026 | 10 Key Takeaways - April 19, 2026
