Naive Forms
04.2022




With time, we turn the visible world into designated meaning and language, replacing looking with thinking. This book honors a fundamental, child-like experience of the world, one understood primarily through form and matter.

Familiar objects from our environment are shown as seen through the negative spaces of other objects around them. The reader may find underlying connections and meaning between them, forming their own sense of the world.

From sky to ground, the images are arranged by viewpoint, indicated in the side of each page. Full bleed images hide in-between, prompting curiosity and discovery.
9.5”x13”
Chipboard sleeve
Screenprinted type on sleeve
48 French folds
Edition of <10

Featured in Framework 101 & Parsons CD Thesis ‘22