A new collection transforms books into art, featuring works by Tamara de Lempicka, Paul Cézanne, Joan Miró, and Roy Lichtenstein.
Artists in small books
A new collection of small books has arrived, each designed to be folded into unique artworks. These books offer a hands-on experience, transforming pages into visual displays through creative folding techniques.
Featured artists
The latest titles feature four renowned artists: Tamara de Lempicka, Paul Cézanne, Joan Miró, and Roy Lichtenstein. Each book explores a distinct artistic universe and style.
Lempicka's modern women
Tamara de Lempicka’s portraits highlight modern women breaking free from traditional roles. Her work combines elegance with themes of female emancipation.
Cézanne's influence
Paul Cézanne’s focus on form and permanence laid the groundwork for later movements like Cubism and abstract art. His approach to modeling shapes remains influential.
Miró's artistic vision
Joan Miró’s work blends dreamlike imagery with political messages, particularly his opposition to Franco’s regime. His free forms and signs evoke a sense of movement and depth.
Lichtenstein's pop art
Roy Lichtenstein transformed everyday images from comics and advertisements into pop art icons. His use of Ben-Day dots and bold colors redefined visual culture in the 20th century.
Interactive experience
The books invite readers to engage with the art through folding, creating a tactile experience that reveals the artwork as it takes shape under one’s fingers.
Future releases
Fans of the collection are left wondering when the next titles will be available, eager to continue exploring new artistic journeys through this unique format.