I Am an Island

I Am an Island, is Gabriella Klein's first artist book. The book is comprised of images from works on paper created over four years, depicting peoplescapes and portraits of trees in a non-linear visual narrative.
Preceding the colorful images is a poetic essay written by psychoanalyst and art critic Itamar Levy, as well as a non-formal transatlantic correspondence between fellow painter and friend Melanie Daniel.