A Small Handbook for Daydreaming (2021, ongoing)
A Small Handbook for Daydreaming is an extension of Places for Daydreaming – an ongoing series of self-published zines which explore how our worldview is ever-changing and how specific places, objects and situations can become points for daydreaming which can let us imagine the present and future utopias of the world through a quotidian perspective.
A Small Handbook for Daydreaming is designed and distributed in a limited number of copies. These small publications contain short writings, photos and drawings. The project also has an important collaborative aspect through which I invite an artist to contribute visual or written material for a single issue. So far, the artists Ivana Spiroska and Simona Mancheva were guests for issues four and five respectively.
The project has been exhibited during VOIDS 2022 Open Studio Programme, Art Workshop Lazareti (Dubrovnik) and within Landscapes of Astonishment, Museum of Contemporary Art (Skopje).
A series of digitally printed publications on paper, tied together with a needle and a thread, by hand or sewing machine; each 10.5 x 14.8 cm
A Small Handbook for Daydreaming is an extension of Places for Daydreaming – an ongoing series of self-published zines which explore how our worldview is ever-changing and how specific places, objects and situations can become points for daydreaming which can let us imagine the present and future utopias of the world through a quotidian perspective.
A Small Handbook for Daydreaming is designed and distributed in a limited number of copies. These small publications contain short writings, photos and drawings. The project also has an important collaborative aspect through which I invite an artist to contribute visual or written material for a single issue. So far, the artists Ivana Spiroska and Simona Mancheva were guests for issues four and five respectively.
The project has been exhibited during VOIDS 2022 Open Studio Programme, Art Workshop Lazareti (Dubrovnik) and within Landscapes of Astonishment, Museum of Contemporary Art (Skopje).
A series of digitally printed publications on paper, tied together with a needle and a thread, by hand or sewing machine; each 10.5 x 14.8 cm
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