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Temporal Journal
This project began as a question about the rituals that structure our days and, in turn, shape our lives. It positions time not as something to track, but as something to engage with. To return to, to build with, and to understand through repetition.
Meaning here is not found in grand gestures, but accumulated through daily actions. Through ritual, through consistency, through return. The journal functions as both tool and framework. A way of locating yourself within time, while simultaneously constructing it.
I designed this journal as both a physical object and a system. The structure, pacing, and visual language guide daily use while leaving room for personal interpretation and routine.
WORK INCLUDES: Print