So said the Sun |
When I was studying book art we spent a whole morning debating the question
'when is a piece of work finished?'
It was a rather silly session involving lots of equations and collaboration in groups.
At the end of the morning I came to the conclusion that the answer to this question was not a mathematical equation but was
'when I say so'.
And now the book that I have been working on for the last 3 weeks is finished.
I wrote about its progress in my last post, and after enjoying the Japanese aesthetic at Japan House, I had a clearer idea of how to make my book of abstract images of light on water work( for me at least).
Along the way a new title came to me that I hope expresses what the book is about.
So Said the Sun .....
Messages from the sun.
Asemic text ( an abstract text that cannot be read except by one's imagination)
So Said the Sun © Caroline Fraser 2018 |
I finally mastered getting the thin Kozo paper to print, by temporarily sticking it to a sheet of more robust paper.
I bought some strong but soft Satogami paper for a hard cover, and for the first time in years made a hard bound book.
satogami paper cover |
It looks and feel so much more serious than a soft card covered book.
The inside is delicate and fragile.
The outside is firm and protective.
title page..... So Said the Sun © Caroline Fraser 2018 |
So Said the Sun © Caroline Fraser 2018 |
So Said the Sun © Caroline Fraser 2018 |
So Said the Sun © Caroline Fraser 2018 |
And on the last page appears a rabbit.
So said the Sun
It is done.
I will be making 5 copies to sell as a short edition.
Message me if you are interested.
So Said the Sun © Caroline Fraser 2018 |
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