Thuppahi: identity, object, method design Featherston House

Featherston House

we become profoundly aware of the interconnection of all life forms and the alchemical wonder of plants' ability to regenerate

from when it moved into its new home in the basement

Alison Croggon—a distinguished cultural critic and author—the book fosters a dialogue where Croggon’s sensual photographic collages resonate alongside the words that envelop them

Thuppahi: identity, object, method design Featherston HouseLike the rootless Burgher, Trent Walter understands his role in his print workshop as in between and interstitial. Akin to an interpreter. Neither insider nor outsider, or perhaps both at once. Joining some of the most significant artists, poets, and writers of this century, ranging from Saidiya Hartman to Archie Moore, in this essay Walter deploys family historywith all its fundamentally impenetrable absences and fantastical yearningsas a critical