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Ernst LorenziThe ways of water
With his illustrated book, Ernst Lorenzi has created a multimedia medium that captures the element of water in its thousand guises.
His pictures document moments in a world that is constantly changing. With the help of the Artivive app, various images are brought to life. Through these integrated media extensions, he has succeeded in making the Ötztal accessible outside the region and the ways of water more comprehensible. He enlisted the support of trumpeter Franz Hackl for this purpose. He takes the viewer on a musical journey along the Ötztal’s streams, rivers and waterfalls. Video footage showing the water as it flows completes the visual experience of the illustrated book.
Swiss hardcover with printed book cover
Open thread stitching and printed mirror
Book title with offset printing and blind embossing
Blind embossing on the book cover
Book page with flap to the right, slightly protruding
Box back for better impact behaviour
Expanding content thanks to fold-out pages
Slightly protruding book pages
Right-hand fold-out pages in the content
Brilliant printing for more colour depth
The cover of the Swiss hardcover is by the artist Hannah Philomena Scheiber. The three-dimensionality of the image is further emphasised by the blind embossing of the book cover. The eye-catching book title was printed in offset and embossed to fit perfectly. This makes it stand out clearly from the background.
Opening the hardcover reveals the open thread stitching and a royal blue mirror that matches the title.
The glued book block is connected to the U3 with a four-page postscript. The inner section is divided into 18 chapters and seven photo series. Six pages are additionally provided with flaps, which were placed around an eight-page folded sheet. The contents of the 344-page work were printed on FSC paper.
- Swiss hardcover
- Finishing with blind embossing
- Open thread stitching
- Content pages with flaps
- Use of FSC paper on content pages
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