Aurore Colbert (*signed*)

@ Mons, Marie

978-293011546-7

New

.Very limited number of signed copies available.

Presentation on the artist's website:

"Marie Mons spent three months in winter in a small village in the fjords of eastern Iceland where she became Aurore Colbert. Speaking of winter and its polar nights, the rhythm it induces through a great shamanic ritual, she embodies her character, always leaving the spotlight to her surprise: in the manner of a monodrama, the inhabitants of Seyðisfjörður have become the actors of this experimental theater, thus translating her mental projections, invented or real. "

112 pages - Hardcover

ARP2, 2017

Format : 15 x 23 cm

*Signed*

New - Mint condition

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