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The book is released in a numbered edition of 100. A special edition of 6 is also available, with a differing foil treatment on the box’s lid, containing an original drawing by the artist, with each box signed and numbered by the artist. | The book is released in a numbered edition of 100. A special edition of 6 is also available, with a differing foil treatment on the box’s lid, containing an original drawing by the artist, with each box signed and numbered by the artist. | ||
Linjen vill ha | |||
en forskande blick, ett tänkande öga | en forskande blick, ett tänkande öga | ||
linjen vill dragas, vill drapera, linjera, färglägga | linjen vill dragas, vill drapera, linjera, färglägga | ||
ge linjen tid | ge linjen tid | ||
ge linjen mer tid | ge linjen mer tid | ||
ge handen tid och mer tid | ge handen tid och mer tid | ||
ge ögat tid och mer tid | ge ögat tid och mer tid | ||
ge blicken tid och mer tid | |||
ge blicken tid och mer tid | |||
– Excerpt from Nina Bondeson's essay | – Excerpt from Nina Bondeson's essay |
Latest revision as of 10:55, 16 February 2022
The book collects 36 digital c-prints made by the artist during the process of preparing his exhibition at the Market Art Fair in Stockholm. The prints are wrapped in a silk screened tissue paper with texts (in Swedish) by Nina Bondeson and Henrik Björk Wigartz. Accompanying each set is a Ziploc bag containing fragments from the artist’s studio. The collected items that make up the book are housed in a hot-foiled rigid box.
The book is released in a numbered edition of 100. A special edition of 6 is also available, with a differing foil treatment on the box’s lid, containing an original drawing by the artist, with each box signed and numbered by the artist.
Linjen vill ha
en forskande blick, ett tänkande öga
linjen vill dragas, vill drapera, linjera, färglägga
ge linjen tid
ge linjen mer tid
ge handen tid och mer tid
ge ögat tid och mer tid
ge blicken tid och mer tid
– Excerpt from Nina Bondeson's essay