This is an artist’s book and one-of-a-kind project that explores the depths of human consciousness—how we perceive the world around us, how thought shapes our universe, and how often things are not quite what they seem.
Its mirrored cover invites the viewer to look inward before opening it, while the body of the book is made of two separate parts—an inner and an outer book—whose pages move independently, creating countless visual and conceptual combinations.
Felt and textile are among my favorite media for image-making, especially when working in three dimensions. I often experiment with color, form, and texture, and I believe this technique offers rich illustrative possibilities, particularly in combination with natural materials and outdoor settings.
This project is another one-of-a-kind artist’s book, this time turned toward the past. Deeply personal in nature, it is built around old family photographs and becomes a bridge between memory and the present.
Combined with geometric forms created through kirigami, each spread transforms into an independent object that reveals a feeling, an image, and a secret from the past.
