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Window to the East
Window to the East
Window to the East
Window to the East
Window to the East
Window to the East
Window to the East
Window to the East
Window to the East
Window to the East
Window to the East
Window to the East
Window to the East
Window to the East
2014

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Window to the East

Photography expedition

Window to the East. John Thomson’s journeys to Formosa, China and Southeast Asia from 1865 to 1871. Thomson’s photographic works opened a window into the Oriental world for Westerners back then. In our design, there is also a window in the cover page of each chapter showing readers the beauty of the East captured via Thomson’s camera. The cover of the catalog is decorated with a white ribbon as if the catalog itself was a gift. The design is to reveal the look of old style journal of travelers from old times. This design also symbolizes that John Thomson’s work is a valuable gift of human histories and memories for future generations.

Client / Manufacturer

Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Art

Kaohsiung, TW
Design

ushowdesign Co., Ltd.

New Taipei, TW

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