Sleep drawing

Goodden, Emily. (Author). Fleur, Buckminster Bucky. (Added Author). The Institute for the Science of Identity. (Added Author).

Summary: Emily Goodden spent one year setting up drawing materials in situations where the drawings would be made by the determinations of chance. Her sleep drawing involved hanging Sharpies dangling from hooks on the ceiling. The Sharpies were poised over a long sheet of paper scrolled out from the wall. The other end of the strings were attached to the duvet. As the dreamer dreamed, her movements were conveyed by string and Sharpie on to the paper. Goodden's document, Sleep Drawing is a reproduction in book form of this one 16' long drawing.--http://www.perroverlag.com/dopa.html (retrieved Nov. 26 2015)

Record details

Physical Description: 1 v. (unpaged) : all ill. ; 22 cm.
Publisher: [Mayne Island, B.C. : Perro Verlag : Institute for the Science of Identity, 2014]

Content descriptions

General Note:

#2 of a series of 8, edition of 35.

Documents of Psychic Amateurs (DoPA) is a series of eight publications commissioned by The Institute for the Science of Identity. “This series is not for scholars and experts but for the curious and thoughtful person who has not a great deal of time for study but would like to understand what psychic phenomena is and why it is of importance” (Buckminster Bucky Fleur, series editor).--http://www.perroverlag.com/dopa.html (retrieved December 7, 2015)

Perfect binding,letter press cover. Printed at the Perro Verlag Printshop. Letterpress cover by Jo Cook and Wesley Mulvin.