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A layout that gives each sculpture space to breathe and speak for itself.

Gabriel Sobin

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  Following our first collaboration, this second book with sculptor Gabriel Sobin continues the exploration of his poetic relationship with form and material. Our design approach focused on creating a quiet visual rhythm that lets the sculptures breathe and speak for themselves. Subtle typographic decisions, generous white space, and a restrained palette guide the reader through Sobin’s evolving body of work. By refining the visual identity established in the first publication, we helped Sobin present his recent works with greater coherence and depth, strengthening the narrative of his artistic evolution. The result is a refined continuation of our shared intention: to translate the tactile and emotional depth of his sculptures into an equally timeless printed experience.    

Gabriel Sobin by m—e studio (markos-esther studio)
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