This results from a week-long workshop (based on a passage from Paul Klee’s “Creative Credo”) composed of many group activities. This is part that I curated personally within my group. The visuals inside and outside of the concertina book are collectively created. Design and realization were curated by me.
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While working on the artworks, we got inspired by the surrealist method of Exquisite corpses, trying to work on top of each other, on different posters, to create somehow a reaction to each other markings. Then we would cut every sign and try to build something new out of them, sewing them together to create something that could be even more the results of our collective hands.
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I wanted something that would feel like the natural progression of the same idea we had for the artwork. Sawing things together to create more than the individual parts. A discussion that would progress and would be connected to one another. I decided to make an accordion book, also known as a concertina book, constructed with sawing pages. It is composed of a continuously folded sheet of paper that can stand up to view all the pages.