Description
'It Will Surely Be a Good Weather Tomorrow' takes the reader to a unique island, where nature, stones and concrete dominate. The close relationship evolved into an intriguing journey, ended up as a visual story.
To be connected to someone and to travel together is like reading the same story twice, in two different ways. To present such story in a book is like reading it in multiple ways - every reader is a new interpretation.
The book is divided into two parts. Any page can be the beginning or the end. By interaction, the reader makes his/her own journey through the visual representation of someone's memory.
The book reflects how two different people remember the same experience, but not only. It also reflects a relationship itself.
Similar to a relationship the story in the book is not fixed. It fluctuates and changes.
