Some things are better seen through.
[Document] is a set of 32 translucent fragments — printed on premium sulphuric tracing paper, designed to be layered, placed, torn, and rearranged. Each sheet is a piece of a larger visual archive: network diagrams, structural blueprints, typographic debris, time stamps, coordinates. Things that feel like they were pulled from somewhere important.
No two sheets are the same.
The Material
Sulphuric tracing paper — the same stock used in architectural drawings and technical overlays. Semi-opaque. When placed over text, it ghosts. When placed over an image, it reframes. When held to light, it becomes something else entirely.
This is paper that knows how to share a page.
The Use
There is no correct way to use Document.
Lay a sheet over a photograph. Let the blueprint grid bleed through a journal entry. Tear a fragment and tape it to a margin. Stack three sheets and watch the layers build into something new.
The 32 designs are a starting point. Where they end up is yours.
Material: Premium Sulphuric Tracing Paper Quantity: 32 unique sheets Dimensions: 4.1" × 5.8" (A6)