A HYMNAL FOR THE SICK · VOLUME I

RASH

What if sickness had its own hymnal?

White RASH hardcover on a wooden floor, with suspended pink hydrangeas above the red title.

First physical proof; final binding and paper in development.

RASH is an artist’s book of bodies, flowers, ceremonies, and voices that refuse to stay neatly apart. Across its pages, tenderness meets excess. Hymns give way to images; images rupture into blooms; sometimes the book stops to breathe.

A HYMNAL FOR THE SICK · VOLUME I

RASH

What if sickness had its own hymnal?

White RASH hardcover on a wooden floor, with suspended pink hydrangeas above the red title.

First physical proof; final binding and paper in development.

RASH is an artist’s book of bodies, flowers, ceremonies, and voices that refuse to stay neatly apart. Across its pages, tenderness meets excess. Hymns give way to images; images rupture into blooms; sometimes the book stops to breathe.

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Inside RASH

RASH moves through hymns, images, blooms, and moments of breath. Its sequence is meant to be encountered page by page, with the opening of the book and the meeting of its pages carrying part of the work.

Inside RASH

RASH moves through hymns, images, blooms, and moments of breath. Its sequence is meant to be encountered page by page, with the opening of the book and the meeting of its pages carrying part of the work.

Two-page Prologue spread: a pale page with a small title faces a portrait framed by pink and gold forms.

Prologue · interior spread 8–9

CUDDL spread with scattered ritual instructions and two entwined figures, one wearing a plague mask, surrounded by gold halos and pink hydrangeas.

CUDDL · interior spread 32–33

Two-page spread with repeated musical notation on a muted gray-beige field, including a long stave extending across both pages.

HYMN OF THE BOMBERS · interior spread 144–145

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