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I thought of you

Artist
Denise Schatz
Date
2008
Publisher
Miniature Garden
Format
Artists' Books
Details
Softcover
Size
15.2 × 22.7 cm
Length
Description

A sense of mourning and loss haunts Denise Schatz’s delicate little artist’s book, the pages of which consist of handmade Chinese rice paper printed with drawings of a woman’s hair made with pencil and rubbed to form a soft halo around each strand. Toward the end of the book, Schatz includes a printed email message that reads “Another time, I received a letter in the mail. I read it and then boiled it on the stove until the ink disappeared. I thought of you.”

  1. I thought of you
 

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