The Uncomfortable Book is an independent editorial publication that collects information about the history of feminism. It is divided into three chapters related to each of the waves of the movement.
As its name indicates, the intention is to portray the discomfort and frustration generated by this matter because it has to be read from top to bottom so as to break with the traditional reading. As a result, it is a difficult task to which the reader is unaccustomed. On the other hand, many of the sheets present a double reading with texts and elements positioned in reverse, which incorporate parallel stories and interpretations at the same time. Thus, the reader has to manipulate, flip and rotate it in order to understand the whole publication so as to encourage user-object interaction.
This publication communicates a concept when it's being used: sometimes it is necessary to "turn around" what one knows to find stories often ignored by society.
As its name indicates, the intention is to portray the discomfort and frustration generated by this matter because it has to be read from top to bottom so as to break with the traditional reading. As a result, it is a difficult task to which the reader is unaccustomed. On the other hand, many of the sheets present a double reading with texts and elements positioned in reverse, which incorporate parallel stories and interpretations at the same time. Thus, the reader has to manipulate, flip and rotate it in order to understand the whole publication so as to encourage user-object interaction.
This publication communicates a concept when it's being used: sometimes it is necessary to "turn around" what one knows to find stories often ignored by society.
