Le Merle, vol. 5, no. 2, Fall 2018: About Care

Le Merle, vol. 5, no. 2, Fall 2018: About CareCare has a strange relationship to order: it seeks a return to equilibrium but doesnt dominate. It calls for a kind of attention, it involves a nearness, and it entails a search: signs have to be read and followed, and shifted about, to lay a path for a transformation. In the health system, where people are given the responsibility to heal others, the impression is that current conditions have turned caregiving into something debilitating or miserable

a 24-year-old student

The book follows the idea that there isn't one single typeface or layout as an easy solution for one and all reading difficulties

born 1962 in Halle / Saale

but here feels extremely natural and continues the theme of criss-cross typography presented on the cover

Proof is a documentation of the last moments of those sculptures and monuments

during the 1990s with property turning from ""ours"" into ""mine""

and gestures that are often overpowered by the usual formulas for productivity and stability

which shows how creative practice often spans perceived disciplinary boundaries

The author quotes Jean Daive

Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media (YCAM) in 2021

As we have seen several times this year

so as to simulate seeing it above my head