The Voyager Booklet is a conceptual editorial project inspired by the Voyager Golden Record. The record was launched with the Voyager spacecrafts in 1977 as a time capsule meant to tell the story of our world to any extraterrestrial intelligence. This project reimagines that gesture in the form of a booklet. The content becomes a journey through images, data and design.

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The booklet uses all the original images from the golden record as its foundation. These photographs were selected to show the diversity of life and culture on Earth. In this project they are framed, fragmented and recomposed across the pages to create a new visual narrative. The aim is to spark reflection and curiosity.

The design experiments with overlays, cropping and typographic layering. Numbers, coordinates and factual notes are used as graphic elements. They add rhythm, contrast and a sense of coded mystery. These choices highlight both the analytical and poetic side of space communication.

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The booklet does not try to explain humanity. It suggests it. Each spread echoes the original spirit of the golden record. The goal is to offer a glimpse of who we are without expecting a reply. The project is a symbolic artifact that pays tribute to exploration, imagination and the wish to connect beyond our world.

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