Invisible is a book by New York author Paul Auster, known as the writer of chance and contingency. In all of his novels, he immerses his reader in the heart of a truly complex narrative, where the city of New York takes an integral place. This novel cover typography exercise offers the riddle of a known silhouette silkscreened in “glow in the dark” ink, inviting the reader to manipulate the book to read it: a direct allusion to the writing style of the author.
Concept by Emilie Montrose Lagacé
Personal project
Credits
Graphic Designer: Emilie Montrose Lagacé
Serigraphy: Emilie Montrose Lagacé
Photos: Olivier Lagacé
