Mona Hatoum Foreword by Rajat Parr and drawings and watercolors by

and drawings and watercolors by Lawrence Mynott that evoke the magic of Morocco

and brushes with death

readers see how each animal has sneezed their way to a completely new look

neglecting to consider women’s safety or unique responsibilities and travel patterns

a fresh and quirky way of discovering the celebrated illustrator’s oeuvre

Mona Hatoum Foreword by Rajat Parr and drawings and watercolors byIn Mona Hatoums breathtaking works, conflict arises from the juxtaposition of oppositesbeauty and horror, desire and revulsion. Born in Beirut in 1952 to a Palestinian family, Hatoum is concerned with confrontational themes such as violence, oppression, and voyeurism, often in reference to the human body. Published to accompany a major retrospective, Mona Hatoum features the artists major works, including well known pieces such as Corps tranger, 1994,