Haein Song


Whole
Light / Folds
Pain Memory
Marking Colour
A Brief History of...

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The Fragments of Parmenides
The Botanical City
Ornamental Digressions
Hungry Bibliophiles
Interstices & Intersections
Perpetua and Felicity
In Principio
La Prose du Transsibérien Re-creation
Dickinson's Selected Poems
Bram de Does
Russian Modernism
Beckett's Trilogy
The Songlines
Linear A to Linear Z
A Bend in the River
Mr. Palomar
Journey Round My Room
The Myth of Sisyphus
Romeo and Juliet
The Periodic Table
The Trial
Gogol's Collected Stories
Brush Up Your Shakespeare
Just So Stories
Le Grand Meaulnes
Whistler
Don't Look Now

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Three Plays of the Absurd
Nine Books of the Absurd

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About
Haein Song is a fellow of Designer Bookbinders and an artist working primarily with books as her medium.

She uses traditional bookbinding techniques to create unique or limited edition books, while employing a variety of printmaking methods (including linocut, drypoint, etching, cyanotype, monoprint and letterpress printing) for artist's books and for the endpapers of the fine bindings.

With a strong interest in the physicality of making and understanding the process of making, she explores qualities of transience, fragility, intangibility and absurdity in both the concept and aesthetic of her work.

Her fine bindings and artist's books are held in many private collections in the UK and USA, and in public collections including British Library (UK), Bodleian Libraries (UK), Wellcome Collection (UK), V&A National Art Library (UK), Library of Congress (USA), Stanford University (USA), Getty Research Institute (USA), Yale University (USA), Harvard University (USA), UCLA (USA), UC Berkeley (USA), Amherst College (USA) and Morgan Library (USA).

Born in Seoul, South Korea, she now lives and works in London, UK.

Email - haein@haeinsong.com
Instagram - haeinsong_



Haein also enjoys making pottery as functional ware in her spare time. To see some of the examples please visit here.