Exploring metaphor and the philosophy of language, Philippe Audouin’s surrealist game encourages participants to look at their physical, mental, and spiritual existence from varied perspectives. This zine is comprised of my visual interpretation of his ten questions and focuses on my position as a transplant from a small town to living in Detroit and what it means to question where you feel at home. Collaged oppositions that move the reader’s eye around the page represent the idea of personal growth coming from diverse influences.
Size // 8.5X11in
Paper // Neenah Natural Fiber
Binding // Saddle Stitch
Pages // 12
Paper // Neenah Natural Fiber
Binding // Saddle Stitch
Pages // 12
Try it if you dare:
Photo (an animal) / Mother and father (born of the union of) / Place of birth (a geographical location) / Nationality (civilisation or culture) / Profession (a past-time) / Domicile (a famous building or monument) / Height (a vegetable) / Hair (a color) / Appearance (a romantic or legendary hero) / Eyes (a mineral) / Voice (a song) / Distinguishing characteristics (sexual preference) / Change of address (means of transportation) / Religion (conception of the world)