This Anish Kapoor book was conceived as a "leporello": a cardboard book with pages that you can unfold as an agreement
This book, designed by the artist himself, was conceived as a leporello, a cardboard book with pages you can unfold like an accordion. Gathering 10 previously unseen gouaches made in 2011, the book also holds an introduction text by Marie-Laure Bernadac, who was in charge of the contemporary art collection at the Louvre.
This book is a reproduction of Anish Kapoor’s sketchbook, which he calls his “black book”, referring to the dominant hue. Unfamiliar to the public, Kapoor’s drawings are captivating and invites us to a breathtaking plunge in the mind of the artist and inside our own unconscious.
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