Figure 6
The visual presents a composite arrangement of book pages and photographs of printed publications. In the upper left area, four book pages are displayed in a two by two grid. The top left page contains a list of phrases arranged in a vertical column. The top right page contains the word “PERIPHERY” placed near the center and surrounded by other words arranged along the edges of the page. The bottom left page contains a text block with the heading “ROSSIAN PERMANANCE” above several paragraphs of text and numbered references. The bottom right page contains a grayscale drawing resembling a landscape positioned above a caption. To the right of these pages, a photograph shows a standing booklet placed on a flat surface. The booklet cover contains numerous small scattered graphic fragments distributed across a light surface. The lower portion of the visual shows a photograph of two publications placed on a flat surface. One book stands upright with the title “LIMINAL SPACES” printed vertically along the cover. In front of it lies another publication with the title “SELLING THE STRIP” printed on its cover. A second booklet lies partially beneath the front publication, with only its edges and a small portion of the cover visible.Books. Students synthesise thinking-through-making and thinking-through-writing experiments into designed books. Kieran Ward, After Oil After Rossi; Edward Oldridge, Liminal Spaces; Ellie Olszewski-Smith, Selling the Strip