This in an editoral design project that took five chapters from the book Einstein’s Dreams written by Alan Lightman and represents its content. This book challenges strict publication design rules and experimentation. The five concepts addressed in each of the chapters of the publication include nostalgia, cyclic time, the planning behind tentativeness, the relationship of reliance between the old and young despite their varied paces and the relativity of time depending on the distance from the center of the earth.
These five chapters are connected by a squared cut in their spine and a box keep them together. Design principles like repetition, color and proportion are used to represent these concepts. Photography is utilized as a tool to enrich the narratives. Crafting techniques of bookmaking include box making, thread binding, engraving and stamping.
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