This zine once existed as only light on a screen. Flickering words moving fast, swallowed by feeds. But I wanted them to have weight so they can lean against your palms, to crease, to smell faintly of ink, paper and you. So I gathered fragments from Super Ordinary Life and set them down here, where they can stay still for a while.

This zine is for anyone who enjoys words and images on paper.
Subscribers, non-subscribers and anyone passing through.

Printed on fine paper from my personal and very limited collection. Includes fine mulberry and hemp washi handmade by a 300yr old paper maker in Tokushima, Japan. Paper chosen for its moody ethereal translucency and or tactile quality.

Each Un-Numbing zine has been mesh cotton and glue bound by me. The cover is very simple and minimal—made from smooth resilient Japanese paper. Handwritten title on the spine. Numbered, signed and dated on the inner back cover.

Nothing about this zine is perfect.
It was made slowly, with materials shaped by other hands, and that means small shifts appear along the way. Each page carries its own slight difference. It isn’t meant for a quick pass through. I hoped the attention given to paper, texture and light might be felt as much as seen.

A5 size

42 pages (printed on one side) - Collage, photos, poems, writing,

Available in a very limited quantity. Each copy will be numbered 1 - 30.

Will be send in a stiff cardboard envelope.