WHO ARE YOU TO JUDGE ME?

Static manifesto

Who Are You to Judge Me is a static manifesto that addresses the issue of designers being judged on a personal level rather than being evaluated based on their work and design. It emphasizes the importance of understanding that designers come from diverse cultures, backgrounds, and ways of thinking. The manifesto challenges the tendency to judge individuals based on subjective opinions rather than focusing on the value and merit of their work. It advocates for a more open-minded and respectful approach to feedback, encouraging the celebration of differences and the recognition of each designer's unique perspective.

The image-making is based on the power of the eyes to represent judgments.The cover of the book is made of mirrors, and the tittle is engraved.
Using a complicated bookbinding technique to reflect how complicated judgments might be.