Do Ho Suh: Works on Paper at STPIDo Ho Suh: Works on Paper at STPI is a survey of the Seoul born, London based artists extraordinary body of work created during his multiple residencies with STPI since 2009. The book contains over 200 highly detailed illustrations, two illuminating essays by Allegra Pesenti and Sarah Suzuki, as well as an intimate reflection by Suh himself in conversation with Martin Coomer. A sculptor and installation artist, Suh is best known for his full scale

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Saputra’s innate ability to convey a peculiar perception of reality

simultaneously ephemeral and enduring

with acclaimed works that are being exhibited and collected all over the world

Departing from the familiarity of painting

their fossilisation simultaneously suggests history and the end of life

STPI challenged Shambhavi to break fresh new grounds enabling her to experiment with an immense array of print- and paper-making possibilities

while Farkhondeh is best known for his explorations on the traditional theme of landscapes

Thukral and Tagra added

with English translation

communal pleasure in the world

Ocampo’s works become dimensional screens of symbols and signs that are at once familiar and arbitrary