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City Index

Name: City Index
Author: DengYoonPark
ISBN: 9781743797099

by DengYoonPark

City Index gathers marks, drawings, and writings found within the urban environment. Drawing from personal archives, Shiyun Deng, Youngjin Park, and Allison Yoon share collected and collaged photographs, curating layered narratives of contemporary landscapes. Through collage and juxtaposition, the book captures overlooked details that define city life. Published by DengYoonPark, 2024 Softcover with eyelet binding, 38 pages, 1-color Risograph, 7.25 × 10.25 inches

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Curated

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9781743797099

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1743797095

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