Artist's book, produced in limited print run in the Palais de Tokyo's risography micro-publishing workshop.
On the occasion of the group show Tituba, who protects us? (18.10.2024 – 05.01.2025), the Palais de Tokyo invited the artist Claire Zaniolo to create a risograph-printed publication based on her photographic series Portraits des mien·nes – Guadeloupe, après quinze ans d'absence (2021–2024), accompanied by an original text.
The artist revisited her photographs using the risograph, a stencil-based printing technique known for its vibrant colors, to offer a unique reinterpretation of her works. This book, entirely conceived, printed and crafted in the Palais de Tokyo's publishing workshop, is available in a limited edition of 260 copies.
A multidisciplinary artist, researcher, and artistic director of Guadeloupean origin, Claire Zaniolo (born 1991) develops a practice that blends photography, video, and graphic design.
