Ask Me
by Antje Damm
(Frances Lincoln, 9.99)
This thought-provoking production has a Tardis-like quality about it - it's an apparently small book which, when its pages are opened, reveals a panoply of different images and inspirations.
Much of the content was created by a German architect who intersperses her artworks and text with colour and black and white photographs. The textual and visual prompts are emotionally evocative in places, for example the photo of a Victorian graveyard accompanied by the question, 'Who do you miss?' The bright, contemporary artwork of a nude young girl and boy has the question, 'What are you finding out about?' A painted picture of a ballerina on a tightrope strung between the cockerel on a church spire and an office block is paired with the text, 'What do you wish you could do really well?'
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