A slow painful read portraits that river was the center

that river was the center of a region

as they imagine it should be

Frieder Nake

It contains flat images printed on paper that obtain volume when unfolded

each story brings the reader into a different perspective

A slow painful read portraits that river was the centerArt book, numbered edition of 45 copies 28 pages, 13. 9 x 19. 7cm Hand bound with recycled cardboard and bookcloth, embossed logo on the back Risoprint by drucken3000 in Berlin on uncoated paper, plus Japanese end paper A slow painful read comes as a complement to our current exhibition at mi so, Affordance and Feedback Withdrawal by Tim Tetzner, and shows a series of analogue digital drawings, taking their origin in microscopic details extracted from