Liminal: a state between two states, suspended in the moment, in constant movement.
Thomas Sing’s new photo-book, starring Teresa Del Sole, is nomadic at heart, built on association and an invitation to explore new perspectives and discover new territories.
It calls for us to open up to the poetry of immanence, to stop and experience: the flight of birds, the flow of water, the vastness of the horizon. The world pouring itself into the body, the body mouthing into the world. The city as organism, the body as place. The multitude of being.
Thomas Sing – LIMINAL
exploring unknown territories
a photo-book starring Teresa Del Sole
with texts by Teresa Del Sole and Thomas Sing
edited by Chiara Padovan
limited edition book of 300 copies, signed, numbered & sealed
144 pages of previously unreleased images and texts
velvet hard-cover with shiny black embossing, shiny black edged
measurements: 33.3×24.7×2.2 cm / wrapped in paper approx. 35.5×27.0x3.0 cm, ca. 1300 gr.
#1 with a signed fine-art print on Hahnemühle Photorag 308g. in a frame by Halbe Rahmen with museum glass 140×100 cm: 4900 EUR
#2-10 with a signed fine-art print on Hahnemühle Photorag 308g. ca. 50×70 cm (on a 60×80 cm sheet): 950 EUR
#11-299: 149 EUR
PRE-ORDERS ARE NOW OPEN! PRE-ORDER YOUR COPY
Prices include VAT, costs for tracked shipping to your location will be added in the invoice.
The book pictured above is just a rendering to illustrate the product.
The final book will look slightly different.
All contents are ready and the book will be printed as soon as we reach enough pre-orders.
All copies come signed and numbered: the earlier the pre-order, the smaller the number you will get. Or you can request a number dear to you and we will try to accomodate your wish.
Buyers of number 1-10 will receive a signed fine-art print and can have their name included in the book as supporters, if they wish so.
You will receive an email confirmation of your pre-order with your assigned number. Invoices will be sent shortly before printing. The only way to secure your number is by paying the invoice. Production time of the book is about 8 weeks. We will keep you informed on all stages of production.
EXCLUSIVE PRINT EDITIONS:
Liminal #1/300 comes with a large fine-art print in finest gallery frame of this picture (of course in the uncensored version):
Liminal #2-10/300 come each with a fine-art print (ca. 50×70 cm on a 60×80 cm sheet, rolled), one of this pictures can be chosen:
To secure your copy with print, please contact us via mail or phone.
All available prints can be viewed true to scale via my free augmented reality App:
Thomas Sing Art AR App (iOS)
Thomas Sing Art AR App (Android)
„Liminal“ comes in the same large size as my first book “Until I Break” and features a brand new body of photographic work created with muse Teresa Del Sole and masterly edited by Chiara Padovan. We are very proud of the outcome and can’t wait to bring it finally into the world and share it with you.
All contents are ready and the book will be printed as soon as we reach enough pre-orders.
All copies come signed and numbered: the earlier the pre-order, the smaller the number you will get. Or you can request a number dear to you and we will try to accomodate your wish.
Buyers of number 1-10 will receive a signed fine-art print and can have their name included in the book as supporters, if they wish so.
You will receive an email confirmation of your pre-order with your assigned number. Invoices will be sent shortly before printing. The only way to secure your number is by paying the invoice. Production time of the book is about 8 weeks. We will keep you informed on all stages of production.
You can support this project by sharing it and following @thomassing_ on Instagram.
This book is self-published, as all previous photo-books by Thomas Sing. Liminal blends fine-art nude, architecture, conceptual and experimental photography into a high-quality, poetic work of art for collectors.
For more information please contact us by email.
Let everything happen to you: beauty and terror.
Just keep going. No feeling is final.
Rainer Maria Rilke