Lygia Clark’s “Livro-Obra” (1983) for the iPad

Author Filip VisnjicCategory iOS MembersPosted on: People

Created by 32Bits Criações Digitais with Itaú Cultural and Associação Cultural o Mundo de Lygia Clark, this iPad app recreates Lygia Clark’s “Livro-Obra” (wiki), published in 1983 but through a new interface that reinterprets its manipulable structures, textures and finishings. Most of the elements in the book are interactive, inviting to learn more about Lygia's intriguing process of cut, fold and twist.

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