To See A Landscape
Book
A personal research project on Minimal and Land Art, created for the System Design class at HGB Leipzig.
Borrowing its title from a Simone Weil quote—“To see a landscape as it is when I am not there”—the collection examines the tension between reality and perception. It highlights artworks that alter our perspective on our surroundings through subtle displacements of raw and man-made materials.
The publication’s physical design, featuring an exposed spine and a tactile white-on-white screenprint, mirrors this concept of raw materiality and subtle artistic intervention.




