Publisher/北宋社

Google翻訳
"Fault Map: Fragments of Error-Driven Graphic Design" is a collection of works by Japanese graphic designer Tsutomu Toda. Born in 1948, Tsutomu Toda is known for his unique style, exploring the boundaries between vision and language, primarily through book design and typography. He has won numerous awards in the fields of advertising and book design, and his works combine meticulous structure with a playful spirit, imbuing them with a visual poetic quality. This book, originally published by Hokusosha in 1986, is a collection of Toda's graphic works, excised and reconstructed as "fault maps." Photographs, illustrations, and fragments of text intertwine on the pages, creating intentional errors and misalignments that create new meanings and sensations. Attention to detail in the printing and binding ensures that the act of turning a page is itself part of a visual experiment. This rare collection simultaneously reflects the design trends and avant-garde thinking of the 1980s, while retaining a timeless aesthetic appeal. Obi strip missing.