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Comma

A book collecting a series of essays on illusion and ambiguity. The comma is scaled up to become an ambiguous shape, the text is classically set while the images are treated like a scroll forming one column that breaks and interrupts.

personal — 2014

A two-page print spread from the Comma Anthology showcasing scholarly analysis of Lee Ufan's art, featuring detailed academic text, footnotes, and page numbers in a clean typographic layout.
Lee Ufan Academic Spread from Comma Anthology
A two-page spread from a scholarly publication showcasing Lee Ufan's minimalist artworks through black-and-white photography and textual context, highlighting his Line, Point, and Brush series within an academic discourse.
Lee Ufan Art Publication Spread
A double-page spread from a design book featuring scholarly text on Lee Ufan's biography and artistic context, demonstrating academic typography and layout.
Book Page Spread: Lee Ufan Analysis
Two-page spread from a design book featuring black-and-white photographs of Lee Ufan's minimalist artworks with descriptive captions and page numbers, presenting a curated exploration of his artistic concepts.
Comma Design Book: Lee Ufan Art Pages
A book page layout blending typographic text with a halftone dotted question mark illustration, exemplifying minimalist print design with high contrast and intentional composition.
In Praise of Shadows Book Spread
Close-up photograph of an open book page (pages 94-95) from an academic thesis, showcasing scholarly text on global multiculturalism and the design of printed page typography and layout.
Academic Thesis Book Page
A white book with a halftone-style black silhouette rests on a textured green corduroy fabric with a zipper, highlighting minimalist design and material contrast.
Minimalist Book Cover on Corduroy
Design Marvin de Jong

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