Book by studioKALEIDO for Singapore Tyler Print Institute

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CLIENT

Sin­ga­pore Tyler Print Insti­tute is a cat­a­lyst and advo­cate for new ideas and dia­logues for con­tem­po­rary art in print, and paper. It col­lab­o­rates with emerg­ing and estab­lished artists from all around the world to cre­ate art­works with its excep­tion­al print- and paper-mak­ing facil­i­ties and expertise. 

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BRIEF

To design the cat­a­log for Haegue Yang’s exhi­bi­tion con­tain­ing new works uti­liz­ing the col­ors and tex­tures of spices and veg­eta­bles with print works pro­duced in col­lab­o­ra­tion with STPI’s work­shop, while draw­ing atten­tion to the pow­er of spices and every­day food from its domes­tic func­tion to its impact on civilizations.

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APPROACH

Bro­ken up into six series/chapters, we cre­at­ed a cat­a­log that echoed the hodge­podge of mate­ri­als and food items, fram­ing the diver­si­ty of work through paper stacks of dif­fer­ent sizes, a solu­tion born out of the need for vari­a­tion with­out going over­board with the graph­ics or lay­out itself. Viewed from the front, these dif­fer­ing dimen­sions reveal a cov­er that is a har­mo­nious col­lec­tion of all the dif­fer­ent series gath­ered togeth­er, and the screw-bind­ing rein­forces the raw look of the work.