Touchscreen Theology

Touchscreen Theology is a conceptual typography book that explores the relationship between technology, attention, and modern culture. Through expressive typography, experimental layouts, and visual metaphors inspired by smartphone interfaces, the project examines themes of distraction, validation, and digital dependence. Each spread combines hierarchy, composition, and type-driven storytelling to communicate how technology shapes the way we think, connect, and experience the world. This project challenged me to use typography as both a functional design element and a powerful storytelling medium.