KROW, [Carl]. A Lily’s Wrath.

(No place): Self-published, no date. First edition. Softcover. 34.7cm by 25cm. [48] pages. Contemporary photographic artist’s book exploring states of memory, estrangement, violence, and spiritual dislocation through a sequence of atmospheric and cinematic images. Conceived by the artist as a psychological and symbolic threshold, the work draws upon the Japanese concept of the noren — traditional cloth dividers hung at the entrances of inns, bathhouses, and restaurants — understood not merely as functional partitions but as liminal spaces marking a transition in consciousness and perception. This is a near fine copy The pages are risograph printed using Japanese soy ink on Awagami, Washi and recycled paper. They are bound in the traditional Japanese stab-binding method and sewn with waxed thread. The covers are constructed from hand-cut and hand-glued Noren hemp fabric, screen printed with acrylic ink. Published in an edition of 25 signed and numbered copies, each unique. Laid-in is one large risograph print on Awagami paper also signed and numbered by the artist.