Edition of 30 copies.

Issued in paper slipcase.

Publication date from colophon.

"Text, woodcuts, handsetting from Erbar schmalhalbfett, and printing on Roemerturm Oevre paper by Jaqueline Bica, Porto Alegre..." --Colophon.

"Brazilian artist and journalist Jaqueline Bica did her first big artist's book in Germany, where she interviewed refugees from Syria, Nigeria and Pakistan, making poetry out of the answers she then got. Her woodcuts come with strong colors to accompany her poems as a visual counterpart. Having learnt letterpress handsetting at Eckhard Froeschlin's workshop in Matagalpa, Nicaragua, she used the letters in his Scheer, Germany studio to make the whole book by herself"--Publisher's website.

In English and Spanish.

Artists' books > Brazil > Specimens.

Brazilian poetry > 21st century.

Refugees > Syria > Interviews.

Refugees > Nigeria > Interviews.

Refugees > Pakistan > Interviews.

Artists' books > Germany > 2014.

Artists books.

Woodcuts (prints)

Edition Schwarze Seite.