The project is a visual reflection of exile as a form of presence. Through documents, visas, photographs and routes, the poetic records of the loss are collected.
Printing in a book is a route. Focuss cross turns, text and images shine through thin paper, forming a visual trace of movement and memory.
The line is a visual trace that passes through the book. It’s barely visible, it’s becoming an active element, connecting geography, texts, and images. The line is a symbol of the movement, the internal route, and the sense of the «continuous footprint» of Broadsky in space.
The book is printed on very thin paper, allowing the elements on the back to pass in bright light. This creates the effect of overtaking, reading meaning, increasing the sense of temporal and visual fragility.
The book is built as a visual and documentary archive of photographs, quotations, maps and texts organized by geographical location. Each section is designed as a separate unit, giving the impression of a personal atlas of exile.
