A Perfect Sentence

A Perfect Sentence is a book inspired by Oliver Frank Chanarin’s exhibition of the same name, which examined everyday life in Britain through fragmented visual narratives. The project transformed the exhibition into a printed form, translating its themes of observation, interruption, and the poetry of the ordinary into the rhythm of a book. By reimagining the exhibition as a reading experience, the work explored how design can extend an artwork’s life beyond the gallery and invite new ways of engaging with its ideas.