on ‘Geothermal Iceland’
A Black Book of Renewable Energy is presented in a minimalist black format, symbolising the significance of geothermal energy and the dramatic volcanic landscapes of Iceland. The design features a reverse black-and-white imagery with photographic depictions of geothermal features, while the interior delves into Iceland's geothermal expertise through high-contrast photography and text. This use of black and white elements throughout the pages enhances the visual narrative, transforming the book into not just a representation of Iceland's renewable energy legacy but also an engaging tool that explores the relationship between geothermal energy and its environment.
A Black Book of Renewable Energy is presented in a minimalist black format, symbolising the significance of geothermal energy and the dramatic volcanic landscapes of Iceland. The design features a reverse black-and-white imagery with photographic depictions of geothermal features, while the interior delves into Iceland's geothermal expertise through high-contrast photography and text. This use of black and white elements throughout the pages enhances the visual narrative, transforming the book into not just a representation of Iceland's renewable energy legacy but also an engaging tool that explores the relationship between geothermal energy and its environment.