All the Light
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Using unfolding as a narrative device, the piece gradually reveals content to mirror discovery and connection. The story is split into two books, each dedicated to one character, with distinct visual languages that reflect their individual identities and experiences.
Told from the perspectives of Werner and Marie-Laure, the two books trace their parallel lives through WWII, highlighting how fear, discovery, and small choices lead them toward the brief moment when their paths finally intersect and diverge again.
Werner’s book visualizes radio frequencies, reflecting his connection to invisible signals, knowledge, and moral conflict. Marie-Laure’s book is hand-embossed with braille, emphasizing touch and the sensory way she experiences the world. Together, the two books create a tactile and visual conversation about connection, distance, and the moments that briefly bring lives together.