Between the Lines is an exploration of the lines that divide us, with a focus on the small, unexpected and peculiar moments of everyday migration.

Throughout the publication the inner spine acts as a visual representation of a border, either used to divide, disrupt, be crossed or create tension. 

Briefed by the ISTD, with the task of creating a typographic work that explores the theme of migration, I made it my aim to reclaim the term, through critical knowledge, intrigue and celebration of the experiences of those less told. For this reason the content of the publication is a collation of interviews, podcast transcripts, newspaper articles and poetry.

 

Through my research I became interested in the broader definitions of the term migration, outside the usual stereotype representedby the mainstream media. I instead became intrigued by the idea of borders, and how when stripped back to its core, migration is the act of crossing these imaginary lines we have created.

 

To flick through its entirety:
https://issuu.com/georgiaurie/docs/btl_issuu3

 

This work was awarded an ISTD Membership with Merit