Haein Song Un—Folded Whole Light / Folds Pain Memory Marking Colour A Brief History of... *** Queen Mary's Dolls' House Winter's Tale 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 *** Three Plays of the Absurd Nine Books of the Absurd *** About Interstices & Intersections by Russell Maret Bound in 2021 Russell Maret 2014 Thirteen Euclidean Propositions translated by Sir Thomas Little Heath Commentary & Illustrations written, drawn and letterpress printed by Russell Maret Unique copy of an edition of 75 345 x 283 x 32 mm The concertina book has two separate boards covered in blackberry goatskin. Various coloured leather onlays. The binding is housed in a purple cloth-covered Solander box with the title on the spine. The walls of the box are covered in 3 different colours. It's an illustrated edition of thirteen propositions from Heath's translation of Euclid's Elements of Geometry with Maret's personal commentary on geometry, literature, and letterforms. The design comes directly from the drawings of propositions. It shows the starting points of thirteen selected propositions (except two propositions, which have more than the starting points). The thirteen propositions were layered to make a composition which is possible to represent in two dimensions but not geometrically possible for it to exist in the physical world. Private Collection, USA