Parisa Dale
Parisa is a designer and artist with a fascination for old graphic ephemera and a knack for finding beauty in everyday things. She is interested in what makes an object worth keeping.
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Parisa is a designer and artist with a fascination for old graphic ephemera and a knack for finding beauty in everyday things. She is interested in what makes an object worth keeping.
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PDBY
As my final thesis for undergrad, I considered how the documentation of one’s life can affect its meaning and the medium, its motivation. After examining the two different sides of my family tree, the resulting artefact was a hand-bound, double-sided hardcover photo book with a removable middle booklet.
The left and right photo booklets each document memories from one side of my family. The removable middle booklet contains the story, contextualizing the images from the photo booklets. The architecture of the book allows for the two photo stories to be viewed simultaneously, highlighting the contrast between the two cultures, while paying homage to the Persian nature of right-to-left reading.
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