International Design Talks

Is it possible to invent the book today?

Tomas Mrazauskas
Berlin 2014
Friday, 16 May 2014 | 13:00 | Show
English

Is it possible to invent the book today?

Tomas Mrazauskas
Berlin 2014 | Friday, 16 May 2014 | 13:00 | Show | English
While exploring the history of book design and production Tomas Mrazauskas rethinks the form of nowadays book. He accepts the myths & taboos as a provocation and raises the question what is book design in digital age?
Tomas Mrazauskas

Tomas Mrazauskas

Tomas Mrazauskas discovered his passion for book design in 2007. For several years worked as designer and production manager at a publishing house. Since 2011 he has worked on a freelance basis. He was awarded the Honorary Appreciation Award at the Best Book Design from all over the World... Read More

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