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Anatomical Paper Cut Set #1, 2020
6 paper cuts with set of postcards, 9 x 13 inches (boxed set), Special Edition size: 20. $360
Anatomical Flapbook, 2014
Popup book, Digitally printed, 18 x 29 inches, edition of 5. $850
3-panel pop-up book digitally printed on Epson Fine Art rag paper with fully archival pigmented ink, 7.25 x 9.5 inches, edition of 10. $250


Eleven paper cuts mounted on Canson watercolor paper, with Cover and Text pages (13 pages total) in handmade box 9 x 13.25 inches, edition of 30.$500
A seven-page pop-up book digitally printed on Moab paper with pigmented ink, 9 x 6.25 inches, edition of 5. $1100
Carousel book, digitally printed on Canson watercolor and Hahnemühle paper with pigmented ink , free standing text cards, 5 tunnel books, 6 x 8 inches, edition of 30. $750
5 Tunnel Books (with 6 texts cards and stands), Box: 5 x 11 x 7.5 inches, edition of 20. $900
6 Tunnel Books (with 6 texts cards and stands), Box: 5 x 11 x 8.5 inches, edition of 20. $1000



Flag Book, 8 x 5 inches, edition of 50. $125
Accordion fold pop-up, 4.5 x 3.75 inches, edition of 50. $250
Videos of the books in action:
The Story of Augustus Who Would Not Eat His Soup
Statement
In the mid-19th century Heinrich Hoffman wrote and illustrated a series of morality tales for children. The result in each is so disastrous they’re wonderfully inappropriate for children. This contemporary series of flag, tunnel and pop-up books contain original illustrations by Marianne R. Petit. Versions are available with customized LED lighting and embedded electronics.
Biography
Marianne R. Petit is an Associate Arts Professor at New York University’s Interactive Telecommunications Program at New York University. At ITP she teaches courses in digital media, animation and storytelling, in addition to overseeing the assistive technology and social justice curriculum. Petit is the co-founder of Greylock Arts, a non-commercial art space dedicated to interactive new media and emerging arts practice. Her pop-up books, animation, video, comics, and online projects have appeared in festivals and exhibitions both nationally and internationally, and have been featured in numerous publications and networks including Wired Magazine, WGBY and the Independent Film Channel.