Sequencing projects to form the publication.
Section of wall at OCAD University.



















A formal exploration of my design process. 8" × 10" publication | 100+ pages | Full colour | Fold-out spread Bilingual typesetting in Polish and English Designed, printed, and assembled in Toronto, Canada This project documents an intensive, personal exploration of my design process. To understand how I uniquely approach design, I gathered all my work from the past two semesters and installed it on a wall at OCAD University. Over several weeks, I studied these pieces to uncover patterns—strengths, weaknesses, and recurring tendencies in my practice. At its core, FRACTURE/INTERLOCK is about form: how I connect, break apart, and recombine it to create something new. I work by isolating fragments—visual, conceptual, or material—and interlocking them into compositions that feel intentional yet unresolved. These forms often suggest fragile, imperfect relationships—awkward but deep with meaning.