[Art Book] Of Dreams & Fuchsia [Pre-Order]

Pre-order • Releasing Mid August

Please note that this is a pre-order item. If your order contains both pre-order and in-stock items, everything will be shipped together once the book is ready. If you would like your in-stock items to arrive sooner, please place separate orders.

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Pre-order Bonus

Every pre-order includes an exclusive, signed foiled bookmark featuring the cover illustration on the front and an exclusive poem on the reverse (currently in production).

Product photos are prototypes and are not representative of the final product. Images of the completed book, slipcase, and bookmark will be updated once production is complete.

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Specifications

// 5 × 7 inches
// 286 pages
// Foiled soft cover in periwinkle
// Periwinkle sprayed edges
// Coptic stitched with periwinkle thread
// Hard periwinkle slipcase (in production)
// Personally signed
// Published by Sandwich Press Studio

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Abstract

A dance only exists in the moment it is performed. Once the body stops moving, it survives only in memory or imperfect documentation. A concert without cameras disappears into the people who were there.

In the same way, digital art feels permanent until it isn't. Hard drives fail, files become corrupted, and compression slowly erodes what was once made with care. Some of my earliest works now exist only as diminished copies, while others have already been lost.

Of Dreams & Fuchsia is an attempt to gather these fragments once more and preserve them a little longer. Within these pages are artworks created between 2015 and 2026, accompanied by poems and reflections written throughout the years. After a decade of making, it felt important to give these memories a place to rest, and to mark both an ending and a rehearsal for everything still to come.