Invisible Boredom
Editorial, 20243 x 5 inch / 255 pages
Moving to the United States to study Design was both exciting and daunting. My first semester was filled with unfamiliarity and excitement, from my first day at the apartment to exploring Brooklyn.
Over two years, I’ve grown accustomed to my surroundings, no longer needing maps and knowing shortcuts. While I miss the thrill of new experiences, I’ve come to understand, through concepts like Psychogeographical Boredom and Invisible Cities, that this transition to familiarity is natural.
Book spreads (2024).