From Page to Space: When the Book Expands Beyond Reading

What happens when a book refuses to remain flat — and begins to occupy space instead? Occasionally, one encounters a body of work that lingers less as an artwork and more as a question. A recent series of alphabet drawings, first conceived as drop caps for a forthcoming publication, became precisely that — food for thought. A book that has always been understood as a contained experience — sequential, quiet, and fundamentally graphic, unfolded into a larger reflection on how publishing, visual culture, and spatial practice are increasingly converging. The thought grew: contemporary creative practices are challenging boundaries; just as […]