Zoë Croggon - How to Cut an Orange
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Release year: 2024
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 104 pages
Size: 12 x 9.4 x 0.31 in (32 x 24 x 0.8 cm)
Publisher: Perimeter Editions (Melbourne)
Language: English
Featuring an incisive abstracted essay by the celebrated young poet Samantha Abdy, and a selection of poems by Croggon’s mother – renowned cultural critic, author, and poet, Alison Croggon.
In "How to Cut an Orange," Zoë Croggon showcases her diverse talents in dance, drawing, sculpture, and collage. This book also weaves in literary elements, giving readers a profound and artistic view of life. Croggon’s playful use of form creates a work that is both precisely choreographed and wonderfully abstract.
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