A HYMNAL FOR THE SICK · VOLUME I
RASH
What if sickness had its own hymnal?
RASH is an artist’s book and experimental hymnal of bodies, flowers, ceremonies, and voices, where tenderness and the grotesque intertwine.
It is a hymnal from the Caernival—a world where sickness is not a deficiency to be corrected, but a sacred state with its own rituals, knowledge, and forms of belonging.
Its hymns do not promise a cure. They ask what the sick body knows, what it carries, and what it can become.
A HYMNAL FOR THE SICK · VOLUME I
RASH
What if sickness had its own hymnal?
First physical proof; final binding and paper in development.
RASH is an artist’s book of bodies, flowers, ceremonies, and voices that refuse to stay neatly apart. Across its pages, tenderness meets excess. Hymns give way to images; images rupture into blooms; sometimes the book stops to breathe.
Inside RASH
RASH moves through hymns, images, Blooms, and moments of breath. Its paths cross, recur, and open in different directions, but every spread is composed as a physical encounter.
The turning of the page, the opening of the book, and the meeting of its pages carry part of the work.
Inside RASH
RASH moves through hymns, images, blooms, and moments of breath. Its sequence is meant to be encountered page by page, with the opening of the book and the meeting of its pages carrying part of the work.
The first physical edition
RASH is now becoming a physical book—one whose paper, binding, sequence, opening, and handling are part of the work itself.
From digital organism to manufactured body, the hymnal is finding its first physical form.
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