More than pixelsUniversity of Westminster

An editorial and design concept dedicated to raising awareness of the past, present, and future species. The explored visual language in the books reflects typography and image pixelation. I see each pixel as a block from something bigger; the more pixels there are, the clearer the situation becomes. The format portrays connectivity; it represents the stages a species can find itself in. The book sizes are gradually decreasing, forming an ‘arrow’. It captures that we cannot change the past, but we can look up to it, in order to offer a better present and future for the remaining species.

As a supporting piece, I designed an interactive component meant to practice the give-and-take relationship between humans and the environment. The aim is to encourage mutual interaction, create a typographical experiment, learn, and raise awareness through the written messages placed on the cubes.