“Designed, edited and partially written by Alexander Lavertue, the book Unintentional Natures inquires into how nonhuman entities comprehend human urban settings. Stray dogs have found their home in most cities; cultural norms dictate how they will be interpreted, but they nevertheless remain integral to the urban landscape. The book’s typographic system assigns the rigid, unnatural Untitled Sans to humans and the natural, free-roaming Untitled Serif to dogs, speaking to the duality of the issue.”
© Alexander Lavertue
