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Extreme Imagination:
inside the mind’s eye

  • Exhibition catalogue
  • 4 colour & b/w offset printing
  • 108 pages
  • Soft cover, blind/foil emboss, artist contents sticker
  • Topsy-turvy format with dual-sided paper; PUR bound
  • 190 x 115 mm
  • 29 colour, 5 b/w illustrations
  • 750 copies
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Exhibition catalogue exploring the notion of ‘phantasia’ – the art and science of aphantasia (the lack of a mind’s eye) and hyperphantasia (superabundance of imagery).

Launched at Tramway, Glasgow, the book examines the research of Professor Adam Zeman and the Eye’s Mind team at the University of Exeter College of Medicine and Health.

The publication adopts an inverted design – readable from either side – essays on the art, science and philosophy of ‘extreme imagination’ appear in one direction; from the other,
22 interviews with the artists

precede their unique and varied neurophysical work.

Using dual-sided Chromolux paper from Fenner – uncoated for the essays, gloss for the artworks – the book fuses form and content, and offers new theories into cognitive diversity, analysing its implications for art history and practice.