As Deep as I Could Remember, As Far as I Could See delete and those who came to

and those who came to see and stood in support of the show

Geoffrey Mak

passion and hustle and bustle in a candid 35mm photo reportage alongside with his take on the culture and people around one of the biggest sport

editor at The Paris Review and author of Island Time

and illustration work

As Deep as I Could Remember, As Far as I Could See delete and those who came toThis first book by Tarik Kiswanson brings together two poems, two polyphonic stories that explore the notions of desire, plural identities, boundaries and miscegenation that are at the center of the artist's work. The first, composed as an interview between the artist and his alter ego, a pre adolescent boy who gives his name to the poem, Vadim . This exchange is then split, multiplied and hybridized in As Deep as I Could Remember, As Far as I Could