Winner of the Best Dutch Book Designs in 2012, this book focuses on the intersection of landscape and the practice of Edward Clydesdale Thomson, a Scottish/Danish artist based in the Netherlands. Inspired by landscape imagery – specifically that of 19th-century European gardens and decorative arts – Thomson’s work plays with the tension between interior and exterior. His conceptual and multimedia approach seeks to re-examine everyday garden imagery through cultural ideology and the manipulation of nature inherent in its reproduction. With contributions by Ann Bermingham, Edward C. Thomson & Sjoerd Westbroek, Philippe Pirotte, Jan Verwoert and others.