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SISTER BOOK
In an identical handmade book, I painted watercolors that are like visual notes about the photos. The watercolor book is called the Sister Book because it is a type of sibling to the original Photo Journal. Often the images in the two books merge to become one large picture. Each book contains forty pages. As I showed the books to friends, I heard my own spoken dialogue. I was expressing why I put images together. The images were in no chronological order. The order was more of a visual selection/examination of objects that reports aspects of the heritage of Japan.
"The garden..... romantic and soft, covering all with its deep, wet, moist green. The most sensual bed, a place to step into the softest step."
Sister Book 7.5 x 11.5 inches
L I S A M A C K I E
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