Form, Shape and Light is a collaborative publication by Flo Armitage-Hookes and Process Play – playfully exploring three architectural landmarks of Leeds.
Form, Shape and Light
The project builds on Flo’s ‘Glimpses’ photographic essays – recognising and celebrating details of architecture which are often overlooked in the daily process of living. As an expression of the themes found within Flo's words and images – the design takes a modernist, library-find direction. The self-referential cover and lightweight, recycled stock play into the lo-fi reference-document thinking. Words and photography by Flo Armitage-Hookes. Design and direction by Process Play.
The project builds on Flo’s ‘Glimpses’ photographic essays – recognising and celebrating details of architecture which are often overlooked in the daily process of living. As an expression of the themes found within Flo's words and images – the design takes a modernist, library-find direction. The self-referential cover and lightweight, recycled stock play into the lo-fi reference-document thinking. Words and photography by Flo Armitage-Hookes. Design and direction by Process Play.
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Form, Shape and Light is available in strictly limited numbers from selected retailers. The 16 page publication is a limited edition of 100 copies with no reprints. Finished size is 130x210mm, printed on 100gsm Recycled Natural stock. Published by Process Play in September 2021.
Form, Shape and Light is available in strictly limited numbers from selected retailers. The 16 page publication is a limited edition of 100 copies with no reprints. Finished size is 130x210mm, printed on 100gsm Recycled Natural stock. Published by Process Play in September 2021.
Flo Armitage-Hookes
Flo Armitage-Hookes is an artist, writer and Co-Lead of the Leeds Chapter of the The Modernist Society. Flo's work largely explores the relationship between architecture and people through documentation, research and public engagement.
Flo Armitage-Hookes is an artist, writer and Co-Lead of the Leeds Chapter of the The Modernist Society. Flo's work largely explores the relationship between architecture and people through documentation, research and public engagement.
