A personal project exploring my lifelong connection to classic cars through a tactile, multi-sensory visual experience.
I reimagined the car manual as a small exhibition, breaking down the roots of my love for classic cars through photography, analog processes, and memories from childhood. The publication combines family history with material experimentation—tyre printing, petrol-soaked pages, oil marks, leather-textured stock, and Riso-printed imagery in British Racing Green—echoing the physicality and sentiment of the cars themselves.
The project extends into objects: a reconstructed team sweatshirt inspired by my father’s original piece, carrying its nostalgic scent, and a woven blanket expressing the idea of “home is at the wheel,” connecting childhood race-day memories to owning my own classic car today.