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Eight Dark Dreams of Green Leaves is a photography book by Margarida Paiva, a Portuguese visual artist living in Oslo, working with film, photography and installation.

This sometimes surreal photographic series explore the language of the unconscious mind. Using fragmented bodies and elements from nature, the images blur the line between inner thoughts and the outside world. The work reflects themes of growth, decay, and identity.

De.can.tar (a memória é agora o resto nunca aconteceu)

Decant (the memory is now, the rest never happened)

It’s a collection of 12 artist books by Júlio J. Fernandes da Silva that combines poetry and drawing, like marginalia’s from the Middle Ages, where image and text coexist and interact throughout the pages.

The collection has 2 boxes, each box contains 6 books, but each book can be also sold individually.

Júlio J. Fernandes da Silva is a portuguese artist and writer who has lived in Norway for over 30 years, and was one of the founders and teachers of DTK - Kunstfagskolen i Bærum.

I Photograph You Photographing Her Photographing Me is a book by Patrícia Almeida & David-Alexandre Guéniot (GHOST editions), delves into a photographic experiment. With cameras in hand, three individuals capture each other simultaneously, resulting in an intriguing play of perspectives. The book offers an exhaustive exploration of human connections and self-expression through photography.

fred is a book from ska batista, that unfolds as a fragmented visual diary, shaped by nights, encounters, and bodies moving through the city. The images inhabit an ambiguous territory between lived experience and staging, between person and persona, tracing a fluid identity in constant transformation. Moving between performances, domestic scenes, and urban wanderings, the book brings together gestures and situations without hierarchy, like visual notes accumulated over time. Exploring desire, projection, and vulnerability, fred offers an open portrait in which intimacy never settles — instead shifting continuously between looking and being looked at.

Sob cada erva is a photozine by Rui Dias Monteiro published by STET in 2016, that uses riso printing in order to explode the grain of the photograph and give it a lively texture, aproaching the paper, from nature and light.