Open-ended is a publication about open-source, exploring its history, philosophy, community, and artistic applications. It goes beyond software, highlighting how open-source principles shape design, art, and knowledge-sharing. The publication seeks to inform and inspire, featuring case studies, interviews, and creative interpretations of open-source culture. This multivolume publication was developed in group.

We conducted extensive research on open source in design, defining our target audience and curating content into four main themes: community projects, open source tools, design communities, and academic research on design as a method. To guide readers, we created an index poster with an introductory note for newcomers to open source.

For this project, I was involved in all stages of the process, with a particular focus on the development of the orange booklet and the blue poster.