TEMPORARY ARCHIVE: decay as a method of understanding.
A three part publication project that explores methods of “archiving” decay— exploring moments of tension between humans and nature. These experiments and publications are used as a way to reveal similarities between human experiences and natural processes of decay, bringing us closer.
The parts come together as a set of printed items that showcase decay in various parts of our lives— with written content, abstract imagery and materiality.
Created with risograph, silkscreen, laser-cutter with materials including leaves, newsprint, speckletone paper, black paper, and vellum.
Leaf-constructed fold, accordion fold, sewn coptic binding, etching.
2024
A three part publication project that explores methods of “archiving” decay— exploring moments of tension between humans and nature. These experiments and publications are used as a way to reveal similarities between human experiences and natural processes of decay, bringing us closer.
The parts come together as a set of printed items that showcase decay in various parts of our lives— with written content, abstract imagery and materiality.
Created with risograph, silkscreen, laser-cutter with materials including leaves, newsprint, speckletone paper, black paper, and vellum.
Leaf-constructed fold, accordion fold, sewn coptic binding, etching.
2024
Part 1: Leaf Book (decay of image)
Part 2: Folding Zine/Poster (decay of structure)
Part 3: Longform Book (decay of message)
PDF of all spreads︎︎︎