Contributed by ML Typefaces _**Source:  www.instagram.com **License: All Rights Reserved. _ Lisa Krusche’s essay explores the experience of womanhood in our society, searching for a space freed from inherent doubts and supposed inadequacies. Interwoven throughout the text is Jenny Schäfer’s photographic collection of (rock) surfaces, textures, colors, and landscapes—spanning the spectrum from colossal hardness to absolute tenderness. Designed by Karin Kolb at StudioNearMe and published by Institut für moderne Kunst via starfruit publications. The book is set in **Kalice** (designed by Margot Lévêque) alongside the sans serif **Elza** (designed by Blackletra). _**Source:  www.instagram.com **License: All Rights Reserved. _ _**Source:  www.instagram.com **License: All Rights Reserved. _ _**Source:  www.instagram.com **License: All Rights Reserved. _ _**Source:  www.instagram.com **License: All Rights Reserved. _ _**Source:  www.instagram.com **License: All Rights Reserved. _ _**Source:  www.instagram.com **License: All Rights Reserved. _ This post was originally published at Fonts In Use * * *