Al Nafs - النفس
My 4th year bachelor studies 2020
Project awarded at the DNA PARIS DESIGN AWARDS 2023, winner in Graphic design/Key art category.
Introducing an illustrated Arabic adaptation of Carl G. Jung's renowned book,
"Memories, Dreams and Reflections."
This editorial serves as a gateway for readers to comprehend Jung's theories and body of work. Designed for an audience unacquainted with Carl G. Jung's research, it invites curiosity and a desire to explore further. Encouraging readers to embrace the depth of the subject matter, it assures them that delving deeper into Jung's ideas is both worthwhile and approachable, despite its complexity.
This editorial serves as a gateway for readers to comprehend Jung's theories and body of work. Designed for an audience unacquainted with Carl G. Jung's research, it invites curiosity and a desire to explore further. Encouraging readers to embrace the depth of the subject matter, it assures them that delving deeper into Jung's ideas is both worthwhile and approachable, despite its complexity.
In the spring of 1957, at the age of 84, legendary psychiatrist Carl Jung set out to tell his life’s story. He embarked upon a series of conversations with his colleague and friend, Aniela Jaffe, which
he used as the basis for the text. At times, his drive for expression was so powerful that he wrote entire chapters by hand.
Recognizing the scarcity of Arabic resources in the field and the challenging nature of existing English materials, I made the decision to present this book specifically to Arabic-speaking readers who possess a profound interest in this discipline. The intention behind this editorial work is to provide clarity and comprehension of Jung's theories and body of work. It caters to an audience unacquainted with Jung's research yet eager to delve deeper into his ideas. Encouraging readers not to shy away from the complexity of the subject matter, it serves as a guiding voice, juxtaposing the delicate nature of the illustrations with the weightiness of Jung's theories.
he used as the basis for the text. At times, his drive for expression was so powerful that he wrote entire chapters by hand.
Recognizing the scarcity of Arabic resources in the field and the challenging nature of existing English materials, I made the decision to present this book specifically to Arabic-speaking readers who possess a profound interest in this discipline. The intention behind this editorial work is to provide clarity and comprehension of Jung's theories and body of work. It caters to an audience unacquainted with Jung's research yet eager to delve deeper into his ideas. Encouraging readers not to shy away from the complexity of the subject matter, it serves as a guiding voice, juxtaposing the delicate nature of the illustrations with the weightiness of Jung's theories.
