The Silence of Paper: Why Art Books Cannot Be Replaced by Screens
A sensory exploration of paper weight, the scent of soy ink, and the contemplative pause that only a well-made physical print publication can offer.
A sensory exploration of paper weight, the scent of soy ink, and the contemplative pause that only a well-made physical print publication can offer.
Tracing the old harbour shop signboards of Cirebon, Semarang, and Lasem. How a blend of Latin, Hanzi, and Arab Pegon scripts gave rise to a unique maritime visual identity worth archiving.
A technical guide for designers and collectors on keeping room temperature stable (18–22°C) and relative humidity at 50%, and on opening thick edition bindings without damaging the linen spine sewing.
Taking apart the three-coloured carved gorga ornaments and the system of nail-free timber pegs. How the vernacular architecture of Nusantara has withstood volcanic earthquakes for centuries.