Intimate Infinity / Intimität der Unendlichkeit
Sampson Low, London, UK
ISBN 978-1-915505-55-2
Published November 2026

100pp, 142×210×9mm, weight: 211g
Thread sewn, 115g/qm Metapaper extra rough white interior, 270 g/qm Metapaper extra rough white cover

Work and design by Sylee Gore
30 photographs, 6 asemic drawings
Texts by Dilek Güngör and Donna Stonecipher, translations by Nicholas Grindell and Dominikus Müller
Layout by Alban Low

English / German
Printed in Germany

£21 / €25 / $35

Launching on Friday, 13th November 2026 at Chapters Bookshop in Berlin (tickets)

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“We must reframe ourselves if we wish to truly perceive what has been reframed. We have to look again at what’s there and be ready to look. We get out what we put in. Intimate Infinity insists we rediscover with our eyes what we may once upon a time have seen, but since forgotten. Sylee Gore, here and often, resets our perception and offers new memories. Conceptually resonant, this is the best kind of minimalism, for it is about what is enough.”

“Um wirklich wahrzunehmen, was neu ausgerichtet wurde, müssen wir uns selbst neu ausrichten. Wir müssen, was da ist, noch einmal betrachten, und auch bereit sein hinzusehen. Wir bekommen zurück, was wir hineingeben. Intimität der Unendlichkeit möchte, dass wir unsere Augen auf das richten, was wir vor langer Zeit vielleicht schon einmal gesehen, seitdem aber vergessen haben – und es neu entdecken. Sylee Gore setzt dabei, wie so oft, unsere Wahrnehmung zurück und bietet uns neue Erinnerungen an. Das ist, konzeptuell verstanden, Minimalismus im besten Sinne. Geht es doch darum, wieviel genug ist.”