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“…The sensory qualities of the book take on a new significance here. Works such as these slow down and transform the experience of looking, the viewer encouraged not to ‘read’ – at least not in the conventional sense of the term – but to linger, to feel, to ponder the relationship between pictures and the volume that contains them, to experience touch as a creative force and an active agent in remembering. In asking this of the reader, they foreground the kind of deep sensory pleasure that characterises all of our lived experience…” - Eugenie Shinkle