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“Perhaps the most useless book of 2016, but certainly the funniest I’ve come across. Chantal Rens is a Dutch artist who often uses photography as a starting point for her collages. In *You run around town like a fool and you think that it’s groovy*, she combines images of animals balancing a glass of liquor. One might wonder why: Why, but that is precisely why the book is hilariously funny. Numerous combinations of images, certainly never seen before. I highly recommend this book, which is also likely the longest title of any photo book published in 2016.”
- Erik Kessels
Published by PANTOFLE BOOKS 2022
20 x 28 x 0.9 cm
100 pages
ISBN 978 90 812913 7 8
“Perhaps the most useless book of 2016, but certainly the funniest I’ve come across. Chantal Rens is a Dutch artist who often uses photography as a starting point for her collages. In *You run around town like a fool and you think that it’s groovy*, she combines images of animals balancing a glass of liquor. One might wonder why: Why, but that is precisely why the book is hilariously funny. Numerous combinations of images, certainly never seen before. I highly recommend this book, which is also likely the longest title of any photo book published in 2016.”
- Erik Kessels
Published by PANTOFLE BOOKS 2022
20 x 28 x 0.9 cm
100 pages
ISBN 978 90 812913 7 8
