Penguin Book Series
Despite originating from different literary and geographic regions, all banned fairy/folk tale books are unified by the startling beauty of the worlds they depict. By portraying a romanticized pictorial interpretation of those so deeply cherished literary worlds via extreme enigmatic close-ups of otherwise easily recognizable fairy tale characters or settings and attaching a visual hint about their name in the corner of each cover, the project showcases a unique visual exploration of cultural heritage, childhood memories, and almost tangible textures.
Despite originating from different literary and geographic regions, all banned fairy/folk tale books are unified by the startling beauty of the worlds they depict. By portraying a romanticized pictorial interpretation of those so deeply cherished literary worlds via extreme enigmatic close-ups of otherwise easily recognizable fairy tale characters or settings and attaching a visual hint about their name in the corner of each cover, the project showcases a unique visual exploration of cultural heritage, childhood memories, and almost tangible textures.
