Migrant Landscape

^{Book Design/Editorial, Softcover

7x9.5in

Akzidenz-Grotesk
Cover—80lb (cream)

Guts—130gsm (mist, white frost, natural)

Communication Design Thesis, Parsons School of Design.}

^{ONGOING PROJECT}

Migrant Landscape explores the relationship between elements, events, journeys, and spaces under the concept of ‘Migration’. The project looks at the architecture of borders and the design of landscapes and objects that assist and encompass migration.

I wanted to uncover the narratives between migration issues and design, along with the understanding of home and identity—a journey as the reader moves through sections of the book that use varied materiality: A Fabricated Realm, Across Odysseys, & Limbo and Permanence. With a collection of essays, ideas, and questions from around the world.

Our entire environment is migratory—its essence is both integrated and collective. Yet, those in movement motivated by human rights and security face prejudice, cliché, and politically charged rhetoric that harms them. This project uses design as a subject and a tool aiming to change the narrative.