Print / Conceptual Publication / Critical Design

A visual essay exploring the politics of everyday form.
object/tions examines the quiet power of objects—and the gestures that resist them. Through poetic text, found imagery, and minimalist layouts, the book asks: When does an object become a rule? And when do we break it?Structured in four chapters—Power, Gesture, The Hybrid, and Manifesto—the project turns mundane items into ideological battlegrounds. A chair, a cone, a rosary, a printer: each becomes a site of control, resistance, or contradiction. The publication doubles as a protest: against neutrality in design, against passive consumption, against the expectation that objects should behave