Shufti Magazine
- Shufti Magazine – a magazine communicating the journey of a schizophrenic between ‘reality’ and ‘non-reality’. Japanese folds are used to conceal the smaller publication (non-reality) within the larger (reality). Reality must be ripped open and irrevocably damaged in order to reach non-reality.A collaboration with the lovely Amy Scutter.
Description
Shufti Magazine
Collaboration with the lovely Miss Amy Scutter
A magazine exploring the word 'dissonance'. The narrative follows a schizophrenic girl and her travels between the countries of Reality and Non-Reality. The larger booklet represents Reality and uses japanese folds, which upon ripping open, reveal the smaller booklet of Non-Reality hidden inside. To fully experience Non-Reality, Reality must be irreversibly torn apart; those who do not tear Reality, can only peek at Non-Reality from the outside.
Collaboration with the lovely Miss Amy Scutter
A magazine exploring the word 'dissonance'. The narrative follows a schizophrenic girl and her travels between the countries of Reality and Non-Reality. The larger booklet represents Reality and uses japanese folds, which upon ripping open, reveal the smaller booklet of Non-Reality hidden inside. To fully experience Non-Reality, Reality must be irreversibly torn apart; those who do not tear Reality, can only peek at Non-Reality from the outside.
Fields
Editorial Design, Photography, Art Direction
Date
2012
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