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Originally conceived as a unique, hand-painted book, this one-of-a-kind meditation on colour and wordplay by artist Eleonora Marton delights in the unexpected elements of life that make us whole. Inspired by an imaginative game of free association, A Hole in the Whole presents juxtapositions of light and dark, the playful and the profound. Inside, Marton responds to over thirty-seven pairs of identical circles - contrasted and placed against bright pops of colour, and increasing in size - with accompanying bits of text, sharing the connections (or surprising leaps) between them. The result is a colour-drenched quest to pause and ponder that offers a whole new way of seeing and being. For fans of Ruth Krauss' A Moon or a Button, the meditative power of colour, and the slightly absurd.
Originally conceived as a unique, hand-painted book, this one-of-a-kind meditation on colour and wordplay by artist Eleonora Marton delights in the unexpected elements of life that make us whole. Inspired by an imaginative game of free association, A Hole in the Whole presents juxtapositions of light and dark, the playful and the profound. Inside, Marton responds to over thirty-seven pairs of identical circles - contrasted and placed against bright pops of colour, and increasing in size - with accompanying bits of text, sharing the connections (or surprising leaps) between them. The result is a colour-drenched quest to pause and ponder that offers a whole new way of seeing and being. For fans of Ruth Krauss' A Moon or a Button, the meditative power of colour, and the slightly absurd.