Made of ghost pages, collages with varnish on black paper, black mirrors that rest the gaze, DJINNS deploys mental apparitions composed of drawings, heterogeneous fragments of muzzles, kennels, batting seats, climbing equipment, wire mesh and human prostheses where precise materials such as leather, velvet and metal cohabit.

The construction of the book's autonomous body continues the fantastic quest for a psychic movement that disintegrates to the rhythm of a fable by the Austrian author Arno Geiger and a dialogue by Tatiana Trouvé with Hans-Ulrich Obrist.