Amie Dicke: One-Liner
Posted by Fabio 24 May 2019
Amie Dicke worked with a set of images on her studio wall to create her book One-Liner. It is a series of horizontal image compositions made up of fragments of images Dicke sourced from books and magazines, as well as snapshots taken with her camera, which she refers to half-jokingly as the “cold eye”. Of the images, she says “the spaces between them and the spaces they depict are of equal importance.” The book was presented at the 2018 Printing Plant Art Book Fair at Looiersgracht 60 in Amsterdam.
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