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The daily newspaper horoscope is traditionally presented in the form of a ?star signs? page in which the reader is supplied with an 'experts' interpretation of their stars, often accompanied with bland photo scenarios and wince inducing graphical details. There was a time however, when the stars were mysterious, when people crowded round the fortune-teller's tent in the hope for their future to be unveiled before their very eyes. Not just a case of 'the same words, in a different order'. Though few people will analyse them religiously, for many remains a kind of daily entertainment. The 'Hidden Horoscope' newspaper engages the user to search for their star printed at the bottom of seemingly ordinary pages. By using the heat of your hand, the body text disappears, revealing your hidden horoscope extracted from the text left behind on the page. Hidden horoscopes was a response to a one week 'pressure project' exploring new ways in which people can interact with their horoscope. Designed in collaboration with Stuart Wood
