This series of artist books explore the craft of book making and binding, using the book as a storytelling medium that blur the line between art and design.
A single page book that can be unfolded, and is bound without using glue or thread that visualizes the themes of love and vulnerability, explored in Ed Sheeran’s song The Joker and the Queen through the metaphor of playing cards.
A collection of stoops on @StoopingNYC's page between August 1 - September 21, 2022 about finding something valuable buried under “junk,” visualized through silhouette cutouts of the found objects. This book was printed on 100% recycled acid-free speckletone paper, and bound using a stab binding technique.
A double flag book with intricate laser cut details and acetate windows, that explores the routines of people in their homes in response to night and day, exploring the dualities of outside and inside, light and dark, in relation to themes of privacy and comfort.
The book made by embroidering on used black tea tea bags, is in memory of my maternal grandmother, and speaks of culture and tradition passed down through generations, evolving into ways of remembering loved ones we have lost. Each rose represents a year since she passed away.
This 72 inch accordion and tunnel book explores my interest in studying alternate ways of measuring and reading time, particularly focusing on non-western cultures. Thus, the book depicts the 24 mini-seasons followed in Japan based on the Earth’s orbit around the sun, through watercolor landscape paintings inspired by Japanese woodcut prints.
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