Author: Self Publishers United
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Interview with Yanina Cesa
Eens was ik mijn moeder Er was een steiger en er was de rivier… En boven zich horen ze de wilgen treuren Eens word ik mijn zoon Er zal een brug zijn en er zal een kanaal zijn… En boven zich zullen ze de wilgen horen treuren What did you enjoy the most about making…
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The Fabric of Time
Twickel Castle in ‘Ambt Delden’ was a revelation and a blessing. It provided a surrounding so authentic and untouched by time that the presence of its former inhabitants could still be felt. The cupboards, drawers, and dressers, were stuffed with stiffened, ironed, and packaged undergarments. They touched my heart with every tiny detail, from the…
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Interview with Ellen Korth
Every garment is a story, connected to lives that we do not know. Lives from a distant past but filled with emotions from the present. What did you enjoy the most about making this book? I enjoy the time in Castle Twickel. To me, Castle Twickel was not only a revelation but also a blessing. An…
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CHARKOW
CHARKOW by Ellen Korth, is about the search for a sense of belonging with on its centre the artist’s mother and her secrets. Her mother fled during World War II from Ukraine through Germany to Holland. She destroyed all personal belongings and concealed her origin. She searched and built her HOMELAND in her daughter. But for her daughter,…
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Interview with Jet van Gaal
Blueprint – Your skin is the blueprint of your life To me, beauty is a face of which you see that it has lived; wrinkles that show that you have laughed; the color of your pigment and other external characteristics that connect you to generations that have preceded you; structures of the skin that create…
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Blueprint
Blueprint – Your skin is the blueprint of your life “To me, beauty is a face of which you see that it has lived: wrinkles that show that you have laughed: the color of your pigment and other external characteristics that connect you to generations that have preceded you: structures of the skin that create…
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Interview with Ilse Oosterkamp
I can still be touched by the images myself; hopefully other people have that experience too. An artist’s book gives you total freedom: you can do it the way you see it. The book ‘IV’ is about my son who was 4 years old at the time. He is not able to stand by himself…
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Interview with Lis Leijser
The world is becoming infinitely bigger… We are getting older. We live longer and healthier in an effervescent and exciting time. The world is becoming infinitely bigger and our daily life is experiencing unimaginable change over the course of one generation. Can you find 3 words that describe what your book is about? Age, vitality…
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Interview with Colette Raaijmakers
It is not about letting go, but about holding on in a different manner My work is about evanescence, change & life. In my book, ….Tocht, I look at the cycle of life in a contemplative and investigative manner. I try to convert old presumptions and fixed habits into a new perspective. It is not…
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Interview with Hans Bol
One can say I dropped the ‘Cartier Bresson doctrine’ (whole negative only) in favour of what I call the ‘Ed van der Elsken approach’: everything is allowed as long as it results in an interesting image. When making a book, nothing stands out as more important than something else. Every aspect of the whole process…