Motors / Louis De BelleLouis De Belle Motors by Italian photographer Louis De Belle documents resting boat engines set against the nightly darkness of the canals of Venice. Paired with a distinctive collection of boat names, Motors shifts the focus from the citys celebrated iconography towards the often overlooked driving forces underlying the floating city. Draped in repurposed textiles commonly found in Venetian households, Motors renders the dirty boat engines as soft

the town where the two towers sprung up from the earth in the seventies

Published by &: christophe daviet-thery

Some publications from G Axis Press are held in the collection of the Thomas J

like a form of free access to meaning

alongside his favorite photographs made since

creating works that evolve as a fascinating accumulation and layering of visual details

it features large-format reproductions printed in vivid color on thick art paper

第45号では、グラフィックデザインにおける「テンプレート」という概念を再考します。一般的にテンプレートは、効率化や一貫性のための便利なツールと見なされがちです。しかし著者は、テンプレートが持つ創造的な可能性、すなわち単なる制約としてではなく、プロジェクトを推進するための意欲的な枠組みとして機能し得る側面に着目します。

A survey book “The Book Bhooses”

Jochen Gerz

such as "Yūgi (Homo Ludence)"

interviews with Werner Sobek and Tony Fadell (of Nest)