Author, Illustrator.
Book-object designer.Books as structure, image and time.
Daniel Kondo creates books where image, structure and rhythm shape the narrative.
His work explores the book as a space where meaning is built through sequence, silence and form.
Recent books and editorial projects
Frequently Asked Questions
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Daniel Kondo is a Brazilian author, illustrator and book-object designer working with picturebooks, visual narrative and editorial projects. His work explores how image, sequence, materiality and rhythm shape the act of reading.
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A book-object is a book in which format, materiality and structure are part of the narrative. Page turns, scale, paper, typography and spatial composition become elements of the reading experience.
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Selected projects are available for translation, international editions, co-editions, exhibitions and publishing partnerships. Rights and collaboration inquiries are welcome.
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Yes. Daniel is available for talks, workshops, portfolio reviews and cultural programs focused on picturebooks, book-object design, visual storytelling and editorial practice.
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His books and projects have been recognized by institutions and programs including the Jabuti Award, Bologna Children’s Book Fair, The White Ravens, Communication Arts, AI-AP American Illustration, AOI World Illustration Awards and the Society of Illustrators.
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Editorial Notes are short essays on selected projects, exploring process, visual references, book-object design, narrative structure and the relationship between image, text and reading.