Bridging the dichotomy of inner and outer, the approach laid out in this book is for your living practice.

In the context of our socio-political realities, the approach in this book fosters what is interior—what is private, inward, fragmented, and illegible. How do we check ourselves, make tangible what we value in theory, and become sharper as socio-political agents?

The book offers early-career researchers and art-based practitioners a language and a framework to assert their footing as critical and creative professionals. 

Myriam Diatta, PhD, is a designer, author, and facilitator, founder of Centre for Nordic Otherwise. She is based in Aarhus, Denmark.

Set Margins’ is critical and creative publishing to rethink and evolve visual communication and forms of cooperation.