2017
SYNOPSIS
Book design for the Matter Fictions reader, after the eponymous exhibition curated by Margarida Mendes at Museu Coleção Berardo, Lisbon 04/05–21/08/2016. Edited by the curator, it features contributions by Ursula Biemann, Ccru, Kodwo Eshun, N. Katherine Hayles, Francis McKee, Margarida Mendes, Jussi Parikka, Mariana Silva, Jennifer Teets, Jason Waite, and an excerpt from 0(rphan)d(rift>)’s 1995 novel Cyberpositive. Preparatory drawings for Joana Escoval’s sculpture series Impossible Obedience can be found throughout the book, dispersed randomly on every page and printed in copper pantone.
Book block printed in two-colour offset on uncoated paper (Munken Print White). Bound as softcover with cold glue, and flaps.
Set in Computer Modern font family using TeX, an automated typesetting programme and its respective fonts developed by Donald Knuth in 1979, as open-source software in various distributions. Conceived in order to allow a wide array of users autonomous typographic production, especially in the scientific and academic communities, TeX is an automated language where text markup files are compiled in order to produce finalized pages.
EN 180pp. / PT 192pp. / 133 × 200mm (each)
2017
SYNOPSIS
Book design for the Matter Fictions reader, after the eponymous exhibition curated by Margarida Mendes at Museu Coleção Berardo, Lisbon 04/05–21/08/2016. Edited by the curator, it features contributions by Ursula Biemann, Ccru, Kodwo Eshun, N. Katherine Hayles, Francis McKee, Margarida Mendes, Jussi Parikka, Mariana Silva, Jennifer Teets, Jason Waite, and an excerpt from 0(rphan)d(rift>)’s 1995 novel Cyberpositive. Preparatory drawings for Joana Escoval’s sculpture series Impossible Obedience can be found throughout the book, dispersed randomly on every page and printed in copper pantone.
Book block printed in two-colour offset on uncoated paper (Munken Print White). Bound as softcover with cold glue, and flaps.
Set in Computer Modern font family using TeX, an automated typesetting programme and its respective fonts developed by Donald Knuth in 1979, as open-source software in various distributions. Conceived in order to allow a wide array of users autonomous typographic production, especially in the scientific and academic communities, TeX is an automated language where text markup files are compiled in order to produce finalized pages.
EN 180pp. / PT 192pp. / 133 × 200mm (each)