FARMA
Self-published, 2024
Various paper stocks in three sections with ring binder
Edition of 50 copies
360 x 240mm
More about the project here
Available at
Tenderbooks London
Photographers Gallery Bookshop London
and shown at
Bungee Space New York
OFF Print Paris
Tokyo Art Book Fair
Nobody Reads This at Ujazdowski Centre for Contemporary Art Warsaw
FEELING THE GROUND
Self-published, 2023
with Sotiris Gonis
Feeling the Ground is a two part workshop, led by Sotiris Gonis and Ramona Guntert in collaboration with Ainalaiyn Space, focusing on different analogue processes. How analogue affects perception and draws attention inside while simultaneously connecting one with the environment and its elements. Through that, the workshops will introduce participants to new approaches of exploring the process of making, using sound recording, analogue photographic material and host a reading group. Gonis and Guntert have worked collectively towards a publication, gathering the responses and experiences from the participants during the time spent together; letting the process lead them, exploring new ways of being inspired by others but also reflecting on their individual approach. The publication launched on 16th March 2023 with an evening of performances by artist Ilyas Kassam and independent and artist-run publisher Folium.
more info here
MANDORLA
Book Dummy, 2021
Workshop at Kaunas Gallery and Parallel Plattform
with
Paulius Petraitis
Mandorla was put together September 2021 in a creative book-making workshop organized by Kaunas Photography Gallery and „Parallel – European Photo Based Platform“. Hosted by photographer and curator Paulius Petraitis. The book dummies were presented in Nida Photography symposium.
The photographic projects were turned into books with the help of Hands on Press (Inga Navickaitė-Drąsutė and Gabrielė Gudaitytė). The project was funded by „Parallel – European Photo Based Platform
More info here
This project is still on going and in development. One iteration was part of Linseed Journal.
And here are some images of the magazine. Thank you Louise Long for putting it in conversation with others.
