In the depth of winter,
I finally learned that within me there lay an invincible summer.
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I bought this little book about 2 years ago at a summer pop up sale in Stevens Square. I had to have it, the materials it’s made of and it’s construction were so interesting and pretty.
I wasn’t sure what to do with it. It’s too fragile to throw in my everyday bag and carry around with me. It needed to be a project. So I decided to take my love of text and shiny hardware store letters and make it a book about The Gita. But keep it simple (if that’s possible). The idea is to distill each of the 18 chapters down in to a few simple words. The words sum up each chapter and tell a story as a whole as you move through the book simply and visually.
A perfect project for yet another wintery day in April. Thanks to Albert Camus for the quote.
