Soviet Onion
Digitally printed
Eight 24-page booklets, housed in a lasercut paper box pages
6 by 8.5 inches
2021
Edition of 30
Photobooks were a ubiquitous form of propaganda in the Soviet Union—photo albums of famous cities and regions, souvenirs of internal tourism, these books intended as souvenirs or gifts. But hidden within these bland visual books are layers of mythic narratives of suspicion, exploitation, greed, envy, and control.
Before the Soviet Union fell apart, it was always spinning apart.
Eight 24-page booklets, housed in a lasercut paper box pages
6 by 8.5 inches
2021
Edition of 30
Photobooks were a ubiquitous form of propaganda in the Soviet Union—photo albums of famous cities and regions, souvenirs of internal tourism, these books intended as souvenirs or gifts. But hidden within these bland visual books are layers of mythic narratives of suspicion, exploitation, greed, envy, and control.
Before the Soviet Union fell apart, it was always spinning apart.
Funeral Jar
Digitally printed
32 pages
6 by 13.5 inches
Sewn with paper cover
2021
Edition of 25
A typographic excavation of Thomas Browne’s 1658 Hydrotaphia
32 pages
6 by 13.5 inches
Sewn with paper cover
2021
Edition of 25
A typographic excavation of Thomas Browne’s 1658 Hydrotaphia
Control Mechanism
Offset lithographed in fluorescent colors
56 pages
8.375 by 10.75 inches
Sewn with paper cover
2020
Edition of160
Project statement
56 pages
8.375 by 10.75 inches
Sewn with paper cover
2020
Edition of160
Project statement
Phlogiston
Offset lithographed in split fountain and black
46 pages
8.375 by 10.75 inches
Post Bound
2020
Edition of 125
Project statement
46 pages
8.375 by 10.75 inches
Post Bound
2020
Edition of 125
Project statement
Fluorescent four-color
offset lithography.
62 pages
8.5 x 11 inches
Post-bound book with die-cut paper wrapper.
2019
Edition of 200
Project Statement
offset lithography.
62 pages
8.5 x 11 inches
Post-bound book with die-cut paper wrapper.
2019
Edition of 200
Project Statement
