Rendered Positions through Dialoguing

I rendered my Positions through Dialoguing writing into an experimental publication. 

The two dialogues must be read concurrently. Drawing inspiration from Jeremy Till’s (2009) ‘Contingency’, the text utilises different tones of voice to distinguish the separate conversations with Paul Bailey and Tina Lavelle. To further enhance this notion, the rendering of the text visually portrays the dual narratives. Using a combination of opaque and tracing paper, the two dialogues are materially separated, whilst still being read simultaneously. 

Reference List:

Till, J. (2009) ‘Contingency’, in Architecture Depends. Cambridge: MIT Press, pp. 45–61.