This book of poems and original graphics is by the visual artist and writer Michel Côté. The book's unusual structure, in four unbound sections, was also conceived by the author/artist. Each section comprises a folded leaf of Saint-Armand paper which is silkscreen printed on both sides with graphics, the exterior sides of which have been augmented with paper collage elements in various colours. The leaves are 'lined' with a delicate, translucent Unryu paper also silkscreen printed with the text of a poem in a calligraphic style. As each of the first three sections is unfurled the text of the poems is literally accompanied by the illustrations, visible through the Unryu paper from the leaf below; text and image crosses and mingles, punctuates and supports. The fourth section, in the same folded format, contains colophon information. The book's slip-case, with collaged elements, was produced by Pierre Ouvrard.