Peter Granser – 88 Stones

Peter Granser – 88 StonesThis book contains 88 stones collected by Peter Granser and his wife Beatrice Theil near a small hut in the village of Kamiyama on the island of Shikoku. Shikoku is famous for the Ohenro (), a pilgrimage path connecting 88 temples, and for its stones, which are used in many Japanese gardens. The inanimate stones seem to pulsate with an essence of their own on each page of the book. Organised according to size starting from large rocks that fill out

Together with this series

275 × 210 mm

Set of two Table-Mates Small in semi-soft resin designed by Gaetano Pesce in 1998 for Fish Design collection

The Fresnel divides and scatters light through the hills and valleys of low-resolution 3D printing

A study of charred gorse on paper

whatever page we turn to

Cover: Hard back / Silk Screened

250 × 320 mm

the physical and the virtual

Nuno Beijinho

le livre lui-même reflète la documentation de Gomes sur le quotidien – désinvolte

Design by Léna Araguas & Alaric Garnier avec Clémence Villaines et Charlotte Carletto