Authorship
POSTERS
CATALOGUE
PHOTOGRAPHY
The Author as the Subject
Authorship asked a direct question:
When you design, who holds the pen?
Guided and mentored by Jiri Oplatek, this project explored authorship as responsibility and positioning. Instead of responding to a client brief, I became both subject and system.
My Zimbabwean identity formed the core. Not as aesthetic reference, but as structure.
The foundation was a 150–180 page A3 catalogue built across six chapters. Each chapter used a distinct visual method to explore different facets of identity. The focus was depth, humour and personal insight over technical perfection.