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| − | As described | + | As described on Beauclair's website, ''Photon'' is a narrative experience where the reader enters the optical apparatus through a variety of filters and prisms. Once the end is reached, the reader flips the book only to do the reading in the other direction, and much like a photon she travels back in time. ''Photon'' is a beautifully printed visual poem that highlights time and the reading experience as relative quantities. |
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| Author | Alexis Beauclair |
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| Language | French, English |
| Publisher | self-published (Papier Machine) (8€, sold out) |
| City | Saint-Férreol-Trente-Pas |
| Date | 2014 |
| Pages | 8 |
| Format | 18 cm x 26 cm |
| Fabrication | Risograph |
| E-book | PDF (16 mb) |
As described on Beauclair's website, Photon is a narrative experience where the reader enters the optical apparatus through a variety of filters and prisms. Once the end is reached, the reader flips the book only to do the reading in the other direction, and much like a photon she travels back in time. Photon is a beautifully printed visual poem that highlights time and the reading experience as relative quantities.
