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Watercolor, pen and ink, corn seeds and relief and archival inkjet prints. Test tubes are housed in a box.

Part of a larger series on corn and agriculture. The book is comprised of smaller miniature books inside of two test tubes.

Illustrated by the author with Japanese characters and original color etchings. Hinged and folded to be read as a conventional book or as a three-dimensional book-sculpture.

Case made with binders boards, a photographic filter, book cloth, leather, camera strap and magnetic closure.
Edition of 30

The book’s viewing sequence and binding structure are based on the photographer’s trail through the alleys of Old Delhi.…

"These are paper cuts, made from rice paper and hand cut by Chinese folk artists, are mounted on color paper. The font is Bradley hand printed by Giclee on UV ultra paper. Cover is a deboss, accordion spine is made from Tyvek.

Concertina binding, issued in a split-page format: each page consists of three pieces of paper attached to a central accordion-folded hinge

"The porch photographs in this limited edition book are color xeroxes of infrared silver prints shot in…

Thirty sections with three folios. Mould-made Johannot paper. Colored and laser-engraved edges. Bound in laser-etched plexi glass. Two needle Coptic sewing and Coptic end bands with linen thread. Presented in a folding box with gilded wooden cube and…

Poem by Lenora Castillo, woodcuts by Karen Kunc

"This edition of 125 copies was created for and supported by the Library Fellows of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C."

Hand-built protective box with removable lid for three bowls and a book

“3 hand-formed bowls made of cotton and abaca mix, carry embedded letterpress-printed text with companion accordion book nestled in four origami boxes. “...they are as light…

”But, O Sarah! If the dead can come back to this earth and flit unseen around those they loved, I shall always be near you; in the garish day and in the darkest night -- amidst your happiest scenes and gloomiest hours -- always, always; and if there…