Folly is a practice devoted to visual research and the creation of artefacts.

Each project engages material histories, symbolic objects, atmospheric traces, and translates them into books, zines, and visual studies.

The work begins with gathering: field notes, photographic fragments, historical residues, speculative threads. These materials form the architecture of each publication - part archive, part excavation.

Folly moves between documentary and imaginary space, treating image-making as inquiry and design as evidence. Its focus is attunement to what is hidden, overlooked, decaying, resonant.

Each title becomes a contained world, a tactile record of the research that shaped it.