MISHO

MISHO is Emi Anrakuji's ode to the sense of loss and abandon that permeate our inner journeys through complicated times, her most honest statement to date after the cerebral illness that compromised her eyesight and confined the artist to a decade of solitude. Edited by Rui Ribeiral and photographer Paulo Nozolino, MISHO aims at the pure, the simple, the noble quasi-religious character of Anrakuji's solitary and intuitive practice.  MISHO was silkscreen printed with a photoluminescence ink that allows the images and text to be seen in the dark, after intense exposure to light.