I Know I Exist Because You Imagine Me Richard garnett and photographs the middle classes

and photographs the middle classes at home and out shopping

It casts light on his 25 year long testament to the people of Merseyside

amateur photographers used Kodachrome

as seen through the lens of Jamie Hawkesworth

This survey book hinges on four main themes: la terre natale [homeland]

I Know I Exist Because You Imagine Me Richard garnett and photographs the middle classesFirst edition of I Know I Exist Because You Imagine Me by Gui Marcondes (2023) First impression Large format paperback in new condition Signed by Gui Marcondes to copyright page Comes with a silkscreen PVC jacket In an edition of 300 copies Published by Nearest Truth Editions About Our mental geography is anchored to what we experience in a physical place. Our bodies inhabit a space; if this location is familiar the process of inhabiting is invisible,