Carenza is a graphic designer based in Singapore, passionate about typography, print, and editorial design. She believes design should communicate, not decorate—an ethos that shapes her approach to visual storytelling. Her curiosity also extends to themes like inclusivity and sustainability, which subtly influence how she sees and practices design.
Peek-a-boo, Pick-a-book.
Exploring the relationship between concept, content, form, and 'matter' in artists' books.
This project explores the relationship between content, concept, form, and 'matter' in artists' books. It highlights how material choices—such as paper, binding, format, and typography—not only convey meaning but also shape the reader's experience and interpretation. Emphasizing ‘matter' appreciation, the project argues that form should serve a communicative function rather than act merely as decoration, acknowledging how readers often 'judge a book by its cover' before engaging with its content.
