Screws are often overlooked, treated as purely functional objects that quietly hold everyday life together. Yet beneath their utilitarian role lies a deeper symbolism tied to connection, tension, and human ingenuity. Screwy Book explores these hidden meanings, using screws and similar fastening objects as a lens to reflect on how small components shape larger systems.
Through editorial storytelling and visual experimentation, the book reframes ordinary objects as carriers of cultural and conceptual significance. By examining their forms, functions, and metaphors, Screwy invites readers to reconsider the design intelligence embedded in the mundane and to see how overlooked details can influence the way we understand structure, connection, and design itself.