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BOOK COVERS:
[1]
Walter Struhma
Travelling with myself
– A journey into anarcho-individualism
[2]
General Arthur McKenzie
Thoughts on the Gulf war
[3]
Ragaman
Design
– Undermining tradition through intuitive visual communication
[4]
Maria Klein
The envy of greed
[5]
John Mnemnomnemneh
Mumlingens Teater
[6]
August Malm
Etik och skapande
[7]
Elia Letruque
The point of no return
– Reflections on the nature of culture
[8]
Georg Ulrik Fengen
Perspektiver på Pet Heins super-elipse
Grafisk informatikk og sirkelens kvadratur
[9]
Sophia Brüter
Stigmata – beyond the paradox
[10]
Karl-Ove Friis
Stillheten mellom orda
[11]
Victor Steiner-Dresch
Killing beauty and utility
– Industrial power structures and craft approaches
[12]
Andrea Schenck Olsen
Fri Diktning
[13]
Virginia Smythe-Mahogany
The Bleeding Hyena
– and other stories
[14]
Kirsten Bolsch
Keyboard fragments
– Prose from the sexual void
[15]
Walter Struhma
Letters–Shadow
[16]
Loudon Bragg
The inverted Colon
– How the neo-pointilist movement turned on itself
[17]
Walter Struhma
Ceiling Musings
[18]
Reidar Whitehouse
Badstuvenner
[19]
Dialektfri kommando Antologi red. Walter Struhma
[20]
Göril Schnitzel Mellom Porno og Bambi – Ornament eller forbrytelse
[21]
Høggern Solberg
Fra Tre Tonn til Analog Løk
This art project was first exhibited Bergen under Audiatur Festival of poetry, later in Jan Sæther’s gallery Nordic Art in Brugata, Oslo, in 2008. It contains multiple fictitious book covers including short descriptions and biographies for their authors. Walter Struhma is a central figure.
The authors and their books are fictitious. The titles of the books and the ‘blur’ (short backside text) are also fictional.
The project started as an article that was sent in to a Norwegian paper, Morgenbladet, in 1994-5. The article was writen under the pseudonym Walter Struhma, and described a neo-pointilist seminar in Copenhagen (also fictitious). It wasn’t printed, but it lead to this project, where several of the authors (particularily the early ones) deal with pointilism in one way or another. Aldus Press (yes, also fictitious) later widened its scope.
The second part of the book covers without books were made post 2010, after Walter Struhma got out of a many year long writers block and depression to write the book ‘Ceiling Musings’. And yes, Walter Struhma is a fictional character.




















