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Richard Bolai All Rights Reserved 2004-5
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Slip Case  with book 2003
In 2000, I began a series of ArtBooks using mathematic computer generated patterns, and fixing the image on paper by a process of dyes and varnishes. Every book produced had an unique layering of sheets of coloured pages and objective was to give  the individual turning the page an illusion that the book had a life of its own.

Other elements of the bookworks was the idea that books may be customized to the likes of the owner. I worked with images from the Artists to produced what I call Artists bookworks, in the hope  that it eflected  the owner themselves. I also produced journals and experimented with the covers of the book, yet concentrating with the craft of binding remained focused.

In 2003, I was asked to make a soland Box and observed that the art of making boxes is a art itself. As a footnote, the box�s boards were cut using a shoe maker�s knife, but this did not detour me from combining both book and slipcase.

One shortfall was during my studies as a binder in Trinidad, Tooling was removed from the syllabus and do I look forward to complete training that area.

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ArtBook  1/2 size
open
Original Art Covers
Computer Generated image
4 x 7 ins
Solander Box and casework  2003
Aura series 2003
Original Art Covers
Resin, Washi spine backed Laid paperGreen / Blue  9 x 6 ins
Artist Artbooks  2003
Original Art Covers
Computer Generated image of work of Artist
9 x 6 ins 2004

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Leather spine
Original Art Covers
Computer Generated image
of work of Artist
9 x 6 ins 2004
ArtBook  2000-2002
open spread
Original Art Covers
Computer Generated image
8 x 10 ins
Artbook 2000
Original Art Covers

Journal 2004
Original Art Covers
Resin, sheets of book pages 
TheBookmann
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