The drawings and text in Light grey blue folds me open like a book stem from artist Maike Hemmers’ practice of mental body scans in which, via an introspection both mellow and attuned, she notes down felt colors in each body limb as well as their associations. The color body scans are the start of a process that leads toward large-scale pastel drawings—chromatic-somatic mappings of the self from organ to bone.

Composed and edited, with haptic lovecraft, by Yin Yin Wong, Light grey blue folds me open like a book intuitively takes these layers apart to weave them together again into a singular poetic narrative and exploration of the body as reservoir of elemental awareness.