Composite Impressions examines the meaning of images and objects in relation to the activity of reading in today’s digital age. The book presents images of natural objects and replicas of paper objects, both originating in the 1880s, combined with text that is self-referential in nature. Composite Impressions poses questions about the meaning of the reading experience, and asks the reader to assess his or her own reading process as it is occurring, both through interaction with the text and through interaction with the physical format of the book itself.

Book size: 7.75" x 9.75" x 2.5"
Digitally printed text and images, paper, book board, Book cloth, acrylic paint.
Edition of 50
Year of publication: 2015