#artist's books

[thinkingimages]

Awaiting the Apocalypse  Pale Horse Book, softcover, 740 p., 16 × 22,5 cm First edition Laserjet print — Self published in June 2022 Edition of 1 copy Kyiv, Ukraine

[schibborasso]

Dieter Roth (1930–1998) was a Swiss artist who gained recognition for his diverse body of work, which included artist's books, editioned prints, sculpture, and creations from found materials, including rotting food stuffs

[zurich-snows]

Sasha Kurmaz

наша костер в тумане светит In collaboration with Alexander Brener Book, softcover, 188 p., 16 × 22,5 cm First edition Laserjet print — Self-published in December 2021 Edition of 80 copies Warsaw, Poland

[tomlxndr]

Rough studies in black paper. Possible belt book, although I’m not entirely sure what that means. Nice to just be playing with forms without having to think too seriously about where it’s going (although that is happening).

[evilgoodguys]

he’d forgotten how much he missed that smile.

[razzafrazzle]

Just Checking In! (aka Something About Red Triangles)

[daily-spooky]

[ur-daily-inspiration]

[raven-anime]

I love him a normal amount, Goodnight

[salmoniid]

weird way to propose but no wtf

[aznisure]

belly of the beast

[thinkingimages]

Bibliomania 

Das Buch in der Kunst

Autoren: Boris Becker ,  Anne Berning ,  Jonathan Callan

[nb-hedgewolf]

why did you do it?

[Image description: art of Bill Cipher. He's floating in a dark void, illuminated by blue light from the bottom upwards, staring forward with his eye wide, and with his limbs hanging limp. Behind him is a white panel shattering into pieces, showing a red and a blue triangle holding hands. A smaller triangle between them has been punched out of the panel. On the very bottom of the canvas blue flames produce light and white squares simulating a "pixel glitch" effect, on the opposite end, there are white dots adorning the void, gradually disappearing downwards, simulating stars. End ID.]

original ID by @anistarrose thank you!

[zurich-snows]

Mika Taanila’s ‘Down’ from a small library of brutally, yet cleverly abused books on cinema: Film Reader (2017), as previously premiered at the Venice Biennale.

[craznya]

👁️👏👏👏

[evilgoodguys]

...clearly, he's not jealous.