Speaking about Jorge Luis Borges is no easy task, probably because we are talking about the most enigmatic South American writer from the last century (this is the way Gabriel Garcia Marquez described him.).

The trilogy of books displayed here create a new vision for Borges’ books, far from the traditional way in which his books were published, pursuing a more modern aesthetic, with two objectives in mind: introduce young audiences to his universe and give his books a more unique system of design.


Each book cover explores different concepts of the Borges universe: 

- In the Aleph all existing matter is pulled into a circular void.

- The Book of Sand equates language to human knowledge, and it’s reflected in its many forms in an ever expanding maze.

- Fictions welcomes the whole of existence using photographs of the entire universe, converging in the perfect geometric form: the triangle.