Collaboration - Ben Sanair and 11 artists from Japan La Generale Minerale ” “Colette’s Lost Pet”) to

” “Colette’s Lost Pet”) to bring readers the story of one year

Remedios Varo (1908–1963) fled the Spanish Civil War and then World War II to settle in Mexico where she helped establish a Mexican Surrealist movement and painted visions that combined modernism with mysticism

Tokyo and Gagosian Gallery

Snow has been falling on the village all winter long

A nice feel to this illustrated hardcover

Collaboration - Ben Sanair and 11 artists from Japan La Generale Minerale ” “Colette’s Lost Pet”) to"Collaboration" by Ben Sanair and 11 artists from Japan a 17 page silkscreened book, 40 layers of color, "handmade from A to Z" about 12 x 9 inches published by La Generale Minerale. Ben Sanair writes: "During my travels to Japan last year I had the chance to draw meet with local artists (in order of meeting): Akira Euda Aka Buffalomackee Izumi Okaya Sayaka Ishiyama Katsuo Kawai Mimiyo Tomozawa Kotao Misa Sugata Tai Ogawa Takayuki Futakuchi Kosuke