"Double" is a paper sculpture that transforms the traditional medium of paper into a dynamic visual experience. Crafted from stacks of paper, each sheet meticulously printed along its edges, this piece embodies the art of borderless printing to manifest images derived from photographs. This method draws inspiration from the technique of fore-edge printing, an art form where illustrations are concealed along the book edges, dating back to the 18th century. To reveal the hidden artwork, one must fan the pages, allowing a glimpse of the concealed beauty on the edge.
"Double" incorporates fore-edge printing on both sides of the paper stack, unveiling distinct images when the sheets are flipped and fanned in opposite directions. The sculpture showcases an image of two women, naked and faces obscured by flowing hair as they pull a blue veil. This intriguing use of dual imagery invites viewers into an interactive engagement with the artwork, encouraging a physical manipulation of the paper to discover the hidden layers and narratives within. "Double" is not just a sculpture but a conversation between history, technique, and contemporary expression, offering a visual and tactile exploration of hidden truths and the duality of perception.