Art Direction, Documentation, Experemental Book Design (2018)
This project explores the therapeutic effects of water, both visually and audibly, using 50 photographs of water to evoke a sense of calm and relaxation. The concept is embodied in an interactive book, where each page features a unique image of water or waves. The book is designed with Japanese binding, and its pages are poster-sized (24x36 inches). To turn to the next page, the user must tear the page at the top, triggering a water-like sound that enhances the meditative experience.
As each page is ripped, it creates a wave-like sound that immerses the user in a sensory journey, while the undulating shapes on both sides of the book symbolize the user’s connection with water. The physical act of tearing the pages becomes a ritual that encourages mindfulness and stress relief.
The project is also documented in a 2-minute video, capturing the process and experience of interaction.
Japanese Binding
Dimensions: 24 x 36 x 1 inches
2-minute video documentation
As each page is ripped, it creates a wave-like sound that immerses the user in a sensory journey, while the undulating shapes on both sides of the book symbolize the user’s connection with water. The physical act of tearing the pages becomes a ritual that encourages mindfulness and stress relief.
The project is also documented in a 2-minute video, capturing the process and experience of interaction.
Japanese Binding
Dimensions: 24 x 36 x 1 inches
2-minute video documentation
