“Opening Dark Windows” is an
artist book that explores ways of seeing and interacting with books that don’t
tell a story. It deliberately avoids the conventional, sequential narrative
structures that most books have and is full of random contradictions and
conceptual gaps that create opportunities and spaces for chance and doubt. 
“Opening Dark Windows” is an interactive book that invites you to lift and turn sections of each page to reveal hidden, underlying papers, images, and codes that suggest rather than prescribe imaginative engagement. It follows on from an earlier interactive book "Tactile Dialogues" but with a much lighter mood.
The thin carbon tissue
pages are torn and cut to make flaps or windows for the “reader” to open. These
“windows of opportunity” reveal surprise coded messages and found text/poetry
that evoke a sense of discovery, new beginnings, and a playful interaction with
materials.
Although every window is quite specific and defined, it can be
seen and interpreted in many non-linear ways, resulting in a more poetic and
metaphoric experience. It evokes a sense of a new beginning - the surprise of
the unexpected- a playful, intuitive, investigative experience.
