JERRY UELSMANN
we designed a book celebrating 55 years of work by the american photographer jerry uelsmann, a major creative force in fine art photography for nearly six decades. he is known for the surreal images he manipulates by working in a darkroom with seven enlargers and multiple negatives. the book’s layout creates a sense of discovery—flipping through its pages rewards detailed attention, as numerous subtle design elements are revealed that are in tune with the artist’s ethos and personality. “the mind’s eye” is published by modernbook editions, 228 pages. we also designed a website to showcase uelsmann's unique vision and enigmatic work.
SELECTED WORKS
INTERNAL LOGICBook Design
OLIVIER MOSSET & MIKE BIDLOPOSTER / BROCHURE DESIGN
THE HODGES EFFECTCampaign Design
ALICE RAHONBOOK DESIGN
DINH Q. LÊ: THE JOURNEY IS RETURNProject type
COME HOMEProject type
JOSEPH PHELPS VINEYARDS: THE BEST WE CAN BEProject type
RAUSCHENBERG: A GIFT IN YOUR POCKETBOOK DESIGN
THE REST BETWEEN TWO NOTESBook Design
FOLIOBOOK DESIGN
A BOOK’S BOOKProject type
OYSTER BOYBranding
SAN JOSE MUSEUM OF ARTProject type
MAGGIE TAYLOR: NO ORDINARY DAYSProject type
SEAN MILLERProject type
MAGGIE TAYLOR: LEWIS CARROLL SERIESProject type
INFOSYS CONFLUENCEProject type
SUBTROPICSProject type
ASIAN ART MUSEUM OF SAN FRANCISCOProject type
ANDREW FLESHER INTERIORSProject type
TURNING GHOSTS INTO ANCESTORSBook Design
SJMA GALAProject type
GARDEN OF THE HEART’S DESIREProject type
STREETWISE: MASTERS OF 60S PHOTOGRAPHYProject type
THE TIME BETWEEN: THE SEQUENCES OF MINOR WHITEProject type
LINEAGEBOOK DESIGN
ARNOLD MESCHES: A LIFE’S WORKProject type
JERRY UELSMANNProject type
CREATIVITY, CHANGE, COMMITMENTProject type
DAVID LEAVITTProject type
STAKING CLAIMProject type
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR 18TH-CENTURY STUDIESIDENTITY DESIGN
VAL BRITTON / REVERBERATIONSProject type
RAUSCHENBERG & ALBERS: BOX VS. SQUAREProject type
ART MUSEUM DUSTProject type
GREATER THAN THE SUMProject type
CELESTE ROBERGEProject type
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