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The Eriskay Connection
Dutch studio for book design and independent publisher focusing on contemporary storytelling at the intersection of photography, research and writing.
FORTCOMING
Péi Brilé / Pays Brûlé / Burnt Land (Maxime Brygo)
‘Péi Brilé’ is a project by @maxime.brygo that reconsiders the myths of Réunion Island through the figure of Robinson, a symbol of survival, humility and self-reliance. Through personal encounters with people living outside mainstream society in the hard-to-reach mountains, he reflects both on the island’s colonial history and examines what it means to inhabit a place. The book brings together a range of visual and textual materials, such as black-and-white images of mountains, colour landscapes and portraits of the island’s current inhabitants living in its recesses and hollows. The visuals are accompanied by historical and poetic texts about Réunion, mixing eras and myths.
Design: @carelfransen
Release June, pre-order available 📚
Worldwide shipping: @ideabooksnl
#bookdesign #reunionisland #myth #robinson #nature
FORTCOMING
Péi Brilé / Pays Brûlé / Burnt Land (Maxime Brygo)
‘Péi Brilé’ is a project by @maxime.brygo that reconsiders the myths of Réunion Island through the figure of Robinson, a symbol of survival, humility and self-reliance. Through personal encounters with people living outside mainstream society in the hard-to-reach mountains, he reflects both on the island’s colonial history and examines what it means to inhabit a place. The book brings together a range of visual and textual materials, such as black-and-white images of mountains, colour landscapes and portraits of the island’s current inhabitants living in its recesses and hollows. The visuals are accompanied by historical and poetic texts about Réunion, mixing eras and myths.
Design: @carelfransen
Release June, pre-order available 📚
Worldwide shipping: @ideabooksnl
#bookdesign #reunionisland #myth #robinson #nature
FORTCOMING
Péi Brilé / Pays Brûlé / Burnt Land (Maxime Brygo)
‘Péi Brilé’ is a project by @maxime.brygo that reconsiders the myths of Réunion Island through the figure of Robinson, a symbol of survival, humility and self-reliance. Through personal encounters with people living outside mainstream society in the hard-to-reach mountains, he reflects both on the island’s colonial history and examines what it means to inhabit a place. The book brings together a range of visual and textual materials, such as black-and-white images of mountains, colour landscapes and portraits of the island’s current inhabitants living in its recesses and hollows. The visuals are accompanied by historical and poetic texts about Réunion, mixing eras and myths.
Design: @carelfransen
Release June, pre-order available 📚
Worldwide shipping: @ideabooksnl
#bookdesign #reunionisland #myth #robinson #nature
FORTCOMING
Péi Brilé / Pays Brûlé / Burnt Land (Maxime Brygo)
‘Péi Brilé’ is a project by @maxime.brygo that reconsiders the myths of Réunion Island through the figure of Robinson, a symbol of survival, humility and self-reliance. Through personal encounters with people living outside mainstream society in the hard-to-reach mountains, he reflects both on the island’s colonial history and examines what it means to inhabit a place. The book brings together a range of visual and textual materials, such as black-and-white images of mountains, colour landscapes and portraits of the island’s current inhabitants living in its recesses and hollows. The visuals are accompanied by historical and poetic texts about Réunion, mixing eras and myths.
Design: @carelfransen
Release June, pre-order available 📚
Worldwide shipping: @ideabooksnl
#bookdesign #reunionisland #myth #robinson #nature
FORTCOMING
Péi Brilé / Pays Brûlé / Burnt Land (Maxime Brygo)
‘Péi Brilé’ is a project by @maxime.brygo that reconsiders the myths of Réunion Island through the figure of Robinson, a symbol of survival, humility and self-reliance. Through personal encounters with people living outside mainstream society in the hard-to-reach mountains, he reflects both on the island’s colonial history and examines what it means to inhabit a place. The book brings together a range of visual and textual materials, such as black-and-white images of mountains, colour landscapes and portraits of the island’s current inhabitants living in its recesses and hollows. The visuals are accompanied by historical and poetic texts about Réunion, mixing eras and myths.
Design: @carelfransen
Release June, pre-order available 📚
Worldwide shipping: @ideabooksnl
#bookdesign #reunionisland #myth #robinson #nature
FORTCOMING
Péi Brilé / Pays Brûlé / Burnt Land (Maxime Brygo)
‘Péi Brilé’ is a project by @maxime.brygo that reconsiders the myths of Réunion Island through the figure of Robinson, a symbol of survival, humility and self-reliance. Through personal encounters with people living outside mainstream society in the hard-to-reach mountains, he reflects both on the island’s colonial history and examines what it means to inhabit a place. The book brings together a range of visual and textual materials, such as black-and-white images of mountains, colour landscapes and portraits of the island’s current inhabitants living in its recesses and hollows. The visuals are accompanied by historical and poetic texts about Réunion, mixing eras and myths.
Design: @carelfransen
Release June, pre-order available 📚
Worldwide shipping: @ideabooksnl
#bookdesign #reunionisland #myth #robinson #nature
FORTCOMING
Péi Brilé / Pays Brûlé / Burnt Land (Maxime Brygo)
‘Péi Brilé’ is a project by @maxime.brygo that reconsiders the myths of Réunion Island through the figure of Robinson, a symbol of survival, humility and self-reliance. Through personal encounters with people living outside mainstream society in the hard-to-reach mountains, he reflects both on the island’s colonial history and examines what it means to inhabit a place. The book brings together a range of visual and textual materials, such as black-and-white images of mountains, colour landscapes and portraits of the island’s current inhabitants living in its recesses and hollows. The visuals are accompanied by historical and poetic texts about Réunion, mixing eras and myths.
Design: @carelfransen
Release June, pre-order available 📚
Worldwide shipping: @ideabooksnl
#bookdesign #reunionisland #myth #robinson #nature
Is nature a place, an all-encompassing system, or an ideal that we carry within us? The work of @bas_ketelaars (NL) emerges from an interest in the problem of representing nature. A nature that is unreachably far away and yet all around us. Ketelaars explores the landscape in a personal and experiential way, interested in both the means of photography and drawing, in order to create images where different systems produce the image together. Edges of Landscape is a work in itself in which Ketelaars combines his photographic material with drawings in an experimental manner for the first time.
Design: @robvanhoesel
Worldwide distribution: @ideabooksnl
#photography #pencildrawings #nature #blackandwhitephotography #bookdesign
SUMMER SALE 📚☀️
Save the date! On Friday, July 3 we’re hosting our annual summer sale at our studio/warehouse in Breda.
Books, books, books & drinks.
Hope to see you there.
#bookdesign #summersale #breda #openstudio #artbooks
Fourteen Leaves and a Cup of Water by Michelle Piergoelam is now at the Tipi find it in via Linkin.bio
To know a plant is to know something about survival. Which leaf heals. Which bark, dissolved in water, carries a person through the night. This knowledge was not written down — it moved through bodies, between hands, spoken quietly at the edge of the forest while the plantation slept.
The people who carried it were enslaved. They had brought it from African forests and savannas and held it carefully: which plants could heal and which could kill, and when to use each. No archive named it knowledge. But it kept people alive, and sometimes it got them out.
Michelle Piergoelam walks the Surinamese rainforest with a shaman, using as one reference point the diary of Swedish biologist Daniel Rolander, who crossed this territory in 1755 and catalogued what grew there with the precision of his century.
This book is a chapter in her ongoing project The Untangled Tales, which follows the covert languages of Surinamese enslaved communities.
#suriname #plant #book #forest
Fourteen Leaves and a Cup of Water by Michelle Piergoelam is now at the Tipi find it in via Linkin.bio
To know a plant is to know something about survival. Which leaf heals. Which bark, dissolved in water, carries a person through the night. This knowledge was not written down — it moved through bodies, between hands, spoken quietly at the edge of the forest while the plantation slept.
The people who carried it were enslaved. They had brought it from African forests and savannas and held it carefully: which plants could heal and which could kill, and when to use each. No archive named it knowledge. But it kept people alive, and sometimes it got them out.
Michelle Piergoelam walks the Surinamese rainforest with a shaman, using as one reference point the diary of Swedish biologist Daniel Rolander, who crossed this territory in 1755 and catalogued what grew there with the precision of his century.
This book is a chapter in her ongoing project The Untangled Tales, which follows the covert languages of Surinamese enslaved communities.
#suriname #plant #book #forest
Fourteen Leaves and a Cup of Water by Michelle Piergoelam is now at the Tipi find it in via Linkin.bio
To know a plant is to know something about survival. Which leaf heals. Which bark, dissolved in water, carries a person through the night. This knowledge was not written down — it moved through bodies, between hands, spoken quietly at the edge of the forest while the plantation slept.
The people who carried it were enslaved. They had brought it from African forests and savannas and held it carefully: which plants could heal and which could kill, and when to use each. No archive named it knowledge. But it kept people alive, and sometimes it got them out.
Michelle Piergoelam walks the Surinamese rainforest with a shaman, using as one reference point the diary of Swedish biologist Daniel Rolander, who crossed this territory in 1755 and catalogued what grew there with the precision of his century.
This book is a chapter in her ongoing project The Untangled Tales, which follows the covert languages of Surinamese enslaved communities.
#suriname #plant #book #forest
Fourteen Leaves and a Cup of Water by Michelle Piergoelam is now at the Tipi find it in via Linkin.bio
To know a plant is to know something about survival. Which leaf heals. Which bark, dissolved in water, carries a person through the night. This knowledge was not written down — it moved through bodies, between hands, spoken quietly at the edge of the forest while the plantation slept.
The people who carried it were enslaved. They had brought it from African forests and savannas and held it carefully: which plants could heal and which could kill, and when to use each. No archive named it knowledge. But it kept people alive, and sometimes it got them out.
Michelle Piergoelam walks the Surinamese rainforest with a shaman, using as one reference point the diary of Swedish biologist Daniel Rolander, who crossed this territory in 1755 and catalogued what grew there with the precision of his century.
This book is a chapter in her ongoing project The Untangled Tales, which follows the covert languages of Surinamese enslaved communities.
#suriname #plant #book #forest
Fourteen Leaves and a Cup of Water by Michelle Piergoelam is now at the Tipi find it in via Linkin.bio
To know a plant is to know something about survival. Which leaf heals. Which bark, dissolved in water, carries a person through the night. This knowledge was not written down — it moved through bodies, between hands, spoken quietly at the edge of the forest while the plantation slept.
The people who carried it were enslaved. They had brought it from African forests and savannas and held it carefully: which plants could heal and which could kill, and when to use each. No archive named it knowledge. But it kept people alive, and sometimes it got them out.
Michelle Piergoelam walks the Surinamese rainforest with a shaman, using as one reference point the diary of Swedish biologist Daniel Rolander, who crossed this territory in 1755 and catalogued what grew there with the precision of his century.
This book is a chapter in her ongoing project The Untangled Tales, which follows the covert languages of Surinamese enslaved communities.
#suriname #plant #book #forest
This book forms a poetic investigation into the human need for knowledge, a longing that forms the roots of all scientific and artistic endeavour.
The Encyclopedia of the Uncertain invites the reader to wander through a collection of definitions that were assembled to illustrate how arbitrary knowledge is – how
much it depends on our upbringing, our socialisation, our experiences, our trust patterns and moods, the way we communicate, and on our willingness to learn.
The definitions that are listed were picked from a broad range of sources – some scientific, some more unorthodox – to draw a diverse and rich illustration of
(un)certainty. Scattered through out an only seemingly arbitrary train of thought are fragments of
diaries that I have kept over the years, notes that trace an artistic coming of age.
Between Alter and Zendik, between melancholy and
lightness, humour and wonder, I leave it to the readers to
pick the definitions that they find the most appealing and
invite them to find what, maybe unexpectedly, resonates with them.
All quotes assembled here represent a subjective selection and should not be read as a manifest of absolute insight, but as an intimate search for one’s place on this earth.
Truth is never static.
It is we who think our world.
Encyclopedia of the Uncertain (@annapuschel )
Design: @carelfransen
Worldwide distribution: @ideabooksnl
#bookdesign #encyclopedia #doubt #truth #knowledge
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Dead Letter Room – A Transhistorical Correspondence With Hara Tamiki (Allie Tsubota)
Dead Letter Room is a transhistorical correspondence with the late Japanese poet Hara Tamiki (1905–1951). Known for his slender output of prose during the pre-WWII and immediate postwar periods, Hara is most popularly admired “Summer Flowers”, a short story about the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, which he survived. Hara becomes both a historical figure and a collaborator, as the work explores how violence, memory, and loss are shaped through historical archives. Presented as a collection of thirteen imagined letters written between @aatsubo (US) and Hara, the correspondence elaborates on the legacy of atomic disaster, while weaving a pliable, potentially fictive narrative that crosses historical time.
Design: @carelfransen
Release spring 2026, pre-order now 📚
#japanesepoetry #haratamiki #deadletterroom #hiroshima #bookdesign
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Dead Letter Room – A Transhistorical Correspondence With Hara Tamiki (Allie Tsubota)
Dead Letter Room is a transhistorical correspondence with the late Japanese poet Hara Tamiki (1905–1951). Known for his slender output of prose during the pre-WWII and immediate postwar periods, Hara is most popularly admired “Summer Flowers”, a short story about the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, which he survived. Hara becomes both a historical figure and a collaborator, as the work explores how violence, memory, and loss are shaped through historical archives. Presented as a collection of thirteen imagined letters written between @aatsubo (US) and Hara, the correspondence elaborates on the legacy of atomic disaster, while weaving a pliable, potentially fictive narrative that crosses historical time.
Design: @carelfransen
Release spring 2026, pre-order now 📚
#japanesepoetry #haratamiki #deadletterroom #hiroshima #bookdesign
The Marches, a book about time 📚
Design: @robvanhoesel
#bookdesign #artbook #time #clock #workshop
Today we printed Péi Brilé / Pays brûlé / Burnt Land by @maxime.brygo at @albedecoker with @marcgijzen. Really happy with how it's turning out! Heavy printing with lots of ink: full colour, duotone and monotone, all on different papers. And in three languages: French, Créole Réunionnais and English. A complex and poetic book on the people living off grid in the inlands of Reunion in the Indian Ocean. Looking forward to the finished book!
Today we printed Péi Brilé / Pays brûlé / Burnt Land by @maxime.brygo at @albedecoker with @marcgijzen. Really happy with how it's turning out! Heavy printing with lots of ink: full colour, duotone and monotone, all on different papers. And in three languages: French, Créole Réunionnais and English. A complex and poetic book on the people living off grid in the inlands of Reunion in the Indian Ocean. Looking forward to the finished book!
Today we printed Péi Brilé / Pays brûlé / Burnt Land by @maxime.brygo at @albedecoker with @marcgijzen. Really happy with how it's turning out! Heavy printing with lots of ink: full colour, duotone and monotone, all on different papers. And in three languages: French, Créole Réunionnais and English. A complex and poetic book on the people living off grid in the inlands of Reunion in the Indian Ocean. Looking forward to the finished book!
Today we printed Péi Brilé / Pays brûlé / Burnt Land by @maxime.brygo at @albedecoker with @marcgijzen. Really happy with how it's turning out! Heavy printing with lots of ink: full colour, duotone and monotone, all on different papers. And in three languages: French, Créole Réunionnais and English. A complex and poetic book on the people living off grid in the inlands of Reunion in the Indian Ocean. Looking forward to the finished book!
Today we printed Péi Brilé / Pays brûlé / Burnt Land by @maxime.brygo at @albedecoker with @marcgijzen. Really happy with how it's turning out! Heavy printing with lots of ink: full colour, duotone and monotone, all on different papers. And in three languages: French, Créole Réunionnais and English. A complex and poetic book on the people living off grid in the inlands of Reunion in the Indian Ocean. Looking forward to the finished book!
Today we printed Péi Brilé / Pays brûlé / Burnt Land by @maxime.brygo at @albedecoker with @marcgijzen. Really happy with how it's turning out! Heavy printing with lots of ink: full colour, duotone and monotone, all on different papers. And in three languages: French, Créole Réunionnais and English. A complex and poetic book on the people living off grid in the inlands of Reunion in the Indian Ocean. Looking forward to the finished book!
Today we printed Péi Brilé / Pays brûlé / Burnt Land by @maxime.brygo at @albedecoker with @marcgijzen. Really happy with how it's turning out! Heavy printing with lots of ink: full colour, duotone and monotone, all on different papers. And in three languages: French, Créole Réunionnais and English. A complex and poetic book on the people living off grid in the inlands of Reunion in the Indian Ocean. Looking forward to the finished book!
Today we printed Péi Brilé / Pays brûlé / Burnt Land by @maxime.brygo at @albedecoker with @marcgijzen. Really happy with how it's turning out! Heavy printing with lots of ink: full colour, duotone and monotone, all on different papers. And in three languages: French, Créole Réunionnais and English. A complex and poetic book on the people living off grid in the inlands of Reunion in the Indian Ocean. Looking forward to the finished book!
#elleke_vangorsel #nature #eriskayconnection #hallerbrun
CROWDFUNDING publication:
‘Island Findings. Marine, botanical and other observations from Iceland and Tholen’
Some pages of the bookdesign with marine species from both islands; Tholen and Iceland.
Because @elleke_vangorselfound it important to mention the name of the photographed objects in Latin and Icelandic or Dutch, she conducted an extensive research at the University Library of Reykjavik and Eindhoven University of Technology.
Publisher: @eriskayconnection
Design: @haller_brun
You can support Elleke through her campaign at @voordekunst (link in bio)
Ready for A Bigger Book Fair at @peckham24photo . New, old, rare books. Thanks to @artdata_london and a heavy suitcase. Hopefully the rest will arrive tomorrow 🤞🏻📦📚
CROWDFUNDING
‘Island Findings. Marine, botanical and other observations from Iceland and Tholen’
As a little girl, @elleke_vangorsel lived on her parents farm in a rural area on the island of Tholen. She often lay in the grass and gazed endlessly with wonder, completely captivated and in supreme concentration with the nature around her. Wildflowers, birds, insects, and other small creatures.
She retained that same childlike wonder and admiration for nature throughout her life as an artist. Curious to see what the current state of affairs would be like on her native island she went back with her camera. And later she did a similar extensive study at two Artist Residencies on Iceland.
Her book includes photographs from both islands, Tholen and Iceland. Because she found it important to mention the name of the photographed objects in Latin and Icelandic or Dutch, she conducted an extensive research at the University Library of Reykjavik and Eindhoven University of Technology.
Design: @haller_brun
You can support Elleke through her campaign at @voordekunst (link in bio)
CROWDFUNDING
‘Island Findings. Marine, botanical and other observations from Iceland and Tholen’
As a little girl, @elleke_vangorsel lived on her parents farm in a rural area on the island of Tholen. She often lay in the grass and gazed endlessly with wonder, completely captivated and in supreme concentration with the nature around her. Wildflowers, birds, insects, and other small creatures.
She retained that same childlike wonder and admiration for nature throughout her life as an artist. Curious to see what the current state of affairs would be like on her native island she went back with her camera. And later she did a similar extensive study at two Artist Residencies on Iceland.
Her book includes photographs from both islands, Tholen and Iceland. Because she found it important to mention the name of the photographed objects in Latin and Icelandic or Dutch, she conducted an extensive research at the University Library of Reykjavik and Eindhoven University of Technology.
Design: @haller_brun
You can support Elleke through her campaign at @voordekunst (link in bio)
CROWDFUNDING
‘Island Findings. Marine, botanical and other observations from Iceland and Tholen’
As a little girl, @elleke_vangorsel lived on her parents farm in a rural area on the island of Tholen. She often lay in the grass and gazed endlessly with wonder, completely captivated and in supreme concentration with the nature around her. Wildflowers, birds, insects, and other small creatures.
She retained that same childlike wonder and admiration for nature throughout her life as an artist. Curious to see what the current state of affairs would be like on her native island she went back with her camera. And later she did a similar extensive study at two Artist Residencies on Iceland.
Her book includes photographs from both islands, Tholen and Iceland. Because she found it important to mention the name of the photographed objects in Latin and Icelandic or Dutch, she conducted an extensive research at the University Library of Reykjavik and Eindhoven University of Technology.
Design: @haller_brun
You can support Elleke through her campaign at @voordekunst (link in bio)
Heading to London 📚You can find us at A Bigger Book Fair this weekend. 90+ tables of photobook publishers, artist, self-publishers and independent magazines at @peckham24photo
Friday: 18.00 — 22.00
Saturday: 11.00 — 18.00
Sunday: 11.00 — 17.00
Saturday between 14.00 and 16.00, @yanwangpreston will join to sign the last copies of her book ‘With Love. From an Invader.’
In addition, @ideabooksnl will be bringing a selection of our books to their booth at @offprint_projects ♥️
#bookfair #abiggerbookfair #london #photography #bookdesign
Heading to London 📚You can find us at A Bigger Book Fair this weekend. 90+ tables of photobook publishers, artist, self-publishers and independent magazines at @peckham24photo
Friday: 18.00 — 22.00
Saturday: 11.00 — 18.00
Sunday: 11.00 — 17.00
Saturday between 14.00 and 16.00, @yanwangpreston will join to sign the last copies of her book ‘With Love. From an Invader.’
In addition, @ideabooksnl will be bringing a selection of our books to their booth at @offprint_projects ♥️
#bookfair #abiggerbookfair #london #photography #bookdesign
Heading to London 📚You can find us at A Bigger Book Fair this weekend. 90+ tables of photobook publishers, artist, self-publishers and independent magazines at @peckham24photo
Friday: 18.00 — 22.00
Saturday: 11.00 — 18.00
Sunday: 11.00 — 17.00
Saturday between 14.00 and 16.00, @yanwangpreston will join to sign the last copies of her book ‘With Love. From an Invader.’
In addition, @ideabooksnl will be bringing a selection of our books to their booth at @offprint_projects ♥️
#bookfair #abiggerbookfair #london #photography #bookdesign
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