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Geraldus Redivivus (John Goodby and David Annwn)
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Cross-flexagon of a portion of Geraldus Redivivus by John Goodby and David Annwn, a verse-prose-concrete-vispo versioning of The Journey Through Wales, the twelfth century Latin travel diary written by Gerald of Wales (Giraldus Cambrensis).
Goodby and Annwn's versioning is about play and open-endedness, and doesn't try to be too conclusive.The circle, they say, the round trip, always starts up again.
I used a cross-flexagon fold for this pamphlet as I liked the way the cross shape resonates with the ecclesiastical-monastic elements in the text. I also liked the way the flexagon shuffles the vispo sections to create new combinations, interacting with the sense of play and circularity in Goodby and Annwn's poems.
Goodby and Annwn's versioning is about play and open-endedness, and doesn't try to be too conclusive.The circle, they say, the round trip, always starts up again.
I used a cross-flexagon fold for this pamphlet as I liked the way the cross shape resonates with the ecclesiastical-monastic elements in the text. I also liked the way the flexagon shuffles the vispo sections to create new combinations, interacting with the sense of play and circularity in Goodby and Annwn's poems.