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Henrik Franklin produces a table of tiny books for miniature art gallery

Date
20 October 2014

Swedish creative Henrik Franklin is a designer, illustrator and animator with two of the world’s leading design schools (Konstfack in Sweden and Rhode Island School of Design) sparkling on his CV. Invited to showcase his considerable talents in Anna Lidberg’s Gallery 1:10 – “the miniature gallery for contemporary art” – Henrik produced a table of tiny tomes and the attention-to-detail on each cover design is really impressive.

The books form part of the gallery’s new show If You Tolerate This at Stockholm’s Odenplan metro station; a very public setting in which passengers can peruse Henrik’ s miniscule books, and ponder what they’re trying to say (in both senses).

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Henrik Franklin: Gallery 1:10

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Henrik Franklin: Gallery 1:10

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Henrik Franklin: Gallery 1:10

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Henrik Franklin: Gallery 1:10

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Henrik Franklin: Gallery 1:10

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Henrik Franklin: Gallery 1:10

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Henrik Franklin: Gallery 1:10

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Rob Alderson

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