Oct 25, 2017
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Out Now 6 boxset books Commissioned by: Unknown Fields Published by: Architectural Association, London Art Direction, Design & Illustration: Neasden Control Centre & City Edition Studio. Tales from the Dark Side of the City The series includes stories developed from expeditions through Bolivia and the Atacama Desert, the Western Australian Outback, the South China Sea and Inner Mongolia, the gemfields of Madagascar, Far North Alaska and the black sites of the United States #illustration #bookdesign #artdirection #unknownfields #typography #handdrawntype
Unknown Fields
I was reminded of this work over the last weekend in Paonia at the Symposium during a talk by Brianne Cohen of Boulder University, on forensic aesthetics...amazing stuff. anyways, Unknown Fields is great work, see more at the link.  http://www.unknownfieldsdivision.com/summer2014china-aworldadriftpart02.html
The Atlas of False Desires
Unknown Fields India - Bangladesh Expedition Showreel
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We arrived at dusk. The empty, salinated sands of this landscape used to be a thriving sea. Now, mere puddles of water are interspersed with artifacts of old and new - bleached white seashells crunched under our feet, small bones lay in the sun and piles of plastic refuse lay in what is a large playground for many children. Rusting boats were scattered about, waiting for the sea to return.
I felt like I had come across another version of the Salton Sea, created under different conditions and different motives, a Soviet project of prosperity gone awry.
Instant photo taken at the Aral Sea while on the Unknown Fields trip.