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The Caldera Chronicles: A Series of Five Artist Books
Rhea Nowak

Artists's Book are books or book like structures that are totally designed by an artist and are intended as works of art in themselves. They can be unique hand made editions or mass-produced. I create artists' books because the form implies serial and narrative relationships. In this series I used intaglio and collagraph printmaking methods to create the pages.

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