Front and back covers for Dada: Everything and Nothing.
Dada: Everything and Nothing is a fictional editorial publication that explores the origins, key artists, and lasting influence of the Dada movement on modern art and design. The project examines Dadaism through both its historical significance and its unconventional visual language.
Center spread, pg. 10-11.
For this publication, I developed an editorial design system that captures the movement's experimental and anti-establishment spirit while maintaining a clear and engaging reading experience. Inspired by Hans Arp's chance collages, I incorporated torn paper compositions throughout the front and back covers, as well as the center spread, by deconstructing featured artwork and reassembling it into layered collages. This concept informed the overall layout, with intentionally rotated and angled imagery reinforcing the spontaneity and unpredictability that define Dadaism.
From Paper Scraps to Art Revolt, pg. 8-9.
Scissors and Subversion, pg. 14-15.
The challenge of this project was to balance expressive, experimental design with effective visual hierarchy and readability. By combining unconventional compositions with thoughtful typography and layout, the publication reflects the rebellious nature of the Dada movement while ensuring the content remains accessible and engaging for the reader.
Various headlines showcased throughout the magazine.