A large part of this book is printed in the so called Fountain print technique. With fountain print the printer partitions the ink reservoir of one printing unit of the press. Then each section is filled with a different ink colour. While printing, a gradient of all of these colours is formed on the paper. During printing this gradient will evolve, creating unique prints for each individual sheets. A result one can only obtain on a proper printing press.

The images came to me quite bland. The artist does not work in the field of photography so much. Her work comes alive in installations. For the book it is more important that the individual images have a clear expression. They either represent objects that are part of the artist’s work, or they represent an impression of the installation. As a reader one should be able to identify with the space and the lighting in which the work was presented.