Hypergraphia is published in a limited edition of 3,000 copies. An edition of 500 signed and individually numbered copies, by Sylvian and designer Chris Bigg, have sold out. Randomly included in the remaining 2,500 copies are 50 signed unnumbered copies.
Printed matter
A lot if miscellaneous, related publications.
Presskit pictures.
On The Periphery – David Sylvian: A Biography – The Solo Years by Chris Young. This book – which has taken 3 years to complete – tracks the period of Sylvian’s solo career from 1982 to 2013. The book was published in English (original), Italian and Japanese.
New book by Leonardo Areno, published by Mimesis, Milan 2014. Only in Italian!
Limited edition catalogue for the glowing enigmas exhibition by David Sylvian.limited to 1000 copies, printed on heavy, high quality paper. 55 black and white and colour reproductions of instant originals.
At the abandon/hope exhibition at the Spiral garden in Tokyo, a very beautiful exhibition catalogue was released. The book is a 2-volume set, one volume is “Abandon” (which features the Tokyo works), and the other is “Hope” (the Uno works) and was released in 3 versions.
This beautiful 82-page Punkt program book was sold at the Punkt Festival 2011 in Kristiansand, Norway.
The poem book as published on Punkt Festival 2011. This book is available in Norwegian (ISBN 978-82-998753-0-1) and in English edition (978-82-998753-1-8).
Original and rare issue of #12 of Moonshadow by J.M. DeMatteis and John J. Muth, published by Epic Comics (part of Marvel) in 1987.
Many of Fujiwara's pictures from this book were used in the artwork of Rain Tree Crow material.
This is the official Setouchi Triennale 2103 catalogue. It does not contain references to David's exhibition (Uno) itself, but mainly covers the information about openings hours, location, food etc.
The best I have ever seen!
This Rimy River - graphic works 1988-94
A 16 page book. Very colourful pictures by Kevin Westenberg from the same sessions as the photo’s used in the artwork of the same-titled album.
A collaboration of music and graphics. London, Tokyo.
Features the canceled Everything & Nothing artwork by P. Scott Makela
From Mahler to Trance - The Evolution of Sound in the Electronic Age
Origin of Camphor
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