Mihai Barabancea – Falling on Blades The Do Book Co. in the world as it

in the world as it struggles and moves toward ongoing futures

and plastic trays sprang up in the port of Mannheim

where the immediacy of the gesture of drawing combines a strong poetic sense with an element of social critique

an interview with Bakker and a visual overview of the masterclass that documents the students’ progress

Feathers interweaves memories and the present with comments on apparently minor matters

Mihai Barabancea – Falling on Blades The Do Book Co. in the world as itTo 'accidentally fall on a blade thirteen times' is a sardonicand rather poeticway of saying to get stabbed.'It doesnt always kill you, but it always hurts. And still youve got to roll with the punches and keep going. I find this ability to roll with the punches, to take the pain and adapt to circumstances, in my subjects: gypsies, beggars, crooks, vagabonds, underdogs, conmen, buskers and various shady characters in Romania and Moldova. My object is