Wimper dyeing technique Both booklets use the same

Both booklets use the same random choices for colors and images and they should be seen as a diptych

Challenging mainstream narratives that reduce Palestine to ancient hatreds

and a poem by Kate Kinoshita

While touching on the politics hidden within visual expression and Japan as seen from around the world

presenting visual voices that show how people inhabit

Wimper dyeing technique Both booklets use the sameAlex Farrars book Wimper (the Dutch term for eyelash, or a potential misspelling of the English for whimper) presently held by the reader is an extension of an exhibition, which may be experienced in its own right, after the space has been vacated. It operates on the limits of material evidence by reprising a series of earlier prints entitled Behavioural Residues (second sweep), featuring barely perceptible images of single eyelashes spread throughout