The Will to Meaning:
This project explores the idea of self discovery and the way we experience our lives by constantly questioning it.
Thinking of what we do in our lives by a measure of some kind of ‘enough’.
Whether out of doubt or curiosity, we lay out our lives parallel to an ideal life from which we draw comparisons again and again. Then begins the race to catch up with the hope of something that glitters brighter than reality, and sets us off on a wild goose chase, or the feeling of missing out on one.
Whether out of doubt or curiosity, we lay out our lives parallel to an ideal life from which we draw comparisons again and again. Then begins the race to catch up with the hope of something that glitters brighter than reality, and sets us off on a wild goose chase, or the feeling of missing out on one.
This concept book and spread design aims to capture pieces of that journey.
This project focuses on the experience of looking and questioning the ever elusive “meaning” of life. How it seems a little
intimidating, worrisome if not figured out soon but all the more fulfilling once you realize that it is what you choose to give meaning to that matters. The realization that there really is no rush to end up being, when all you can do is just be. It is heavily inspired by Viktor Frankl's work on Logotherapy.
intimidating, worrisome if not figured out soon but all the more fulfilling once you realize that it is what you choose to give meaning to that matters. The realization that there really is no rush to end up being, when all you can do is just be. It is heavily inspired by Viktor Frankl's work on Logotherapy.
