Choose my identity
summary
Travels and projects turn into concrete outcomes: a software that auto-generates a magazine (images and text linked to a database, no manual layout), stencil and silkscreen work aboard a rusting ship, a book series selling well but triggering a €250,000 claim from G-Star over the word “raw,” an ongoing 100-for-10 artist book project with over 80 titles, a tenth annual calendar and a Polaroid edition with optional censor stickers, and a yearbook of type with editions in 2012 and 2014 and a third underway.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Identity and division
- 2:22Design and education
- 5:01Games and reality
- 7:36Milton Glaser in New York
- 12:04Paris after terror attacks
- 13:48Architects and programmers
- 15:14Posters with Korean typographers
- 16:46Photography with mods and rockers
- 19:00Book for gentlemen's brands
- 21:32Purpose of design magazines
- 22:37Nevada’s Dune Town tests
- 25:50Nuclear test footage in typography
- 27:16Polish countryside in Slanted
- 28:02Slanted calendar’s success
- 29:51Censorship with Polaroid images
- 31:15Art and censorship in Istanbul
- 33:00100 for 10 publishing project
- 35:11Slanted magazine covers
- 38:49Covers for Helsinki and Paris
- 40:25Yearbook of Type project
- 41:51Acknowledgments
