Little Windows

“It is surprising that many of the commonest and most interesting everyday phenomena, though they lie right before the eyes of every (hu)man, are never seen by the great majority of people. Most persons are walking through wonderland with their eyes shut.”

— Liberty Hyde Bailey

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There are so many ways to see and so many little windows through which to observe the wonderland that surrounds us, but all our necks are bent and our eyes — those magical little windows — are straining to see the world up close and without moving, through the glassy, all-promising (and so consuming) little windows of our phones.

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Poison for Breakfast

An enchanting philosophical adventure, written by Lemony Snicket, includes interior illustrations by me, Margaux! To accompany this adventure, we’ve made a small collection pertaining to this enormous philosophical question,“Which came first, the chicken or the egg?”

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Foundlings

A collection that has come to life through the layering of hands that make: those that have caused to exist that which has been made and remade.

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Anna Atkins

Inspired by the work of Anna Atkins (1799-1871). A collaboration with the New York Public Library.

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