Ephameron explores a sensitive side of the world, where small and intimate dramas of life are documented. She works as an artist, teacher, editorial illustrator, curator, and author. Ephameron’s graphic novel about her father’s struggle with dementia — “Wij twee samen” (2015), translated as “Us Two Together” (2019) — was met with critical acclaim. The publication “re/collection” (2017) collects 320 pages from her travel diaries. “Nooit meer alleen” (2021) visualises experiences of early motherhood, and is part of her practice-based PhD in the Arts.

Holding it all in place

by Ephameron

November 2024 — 10 euro — 14,5 x 20,7 cm — offset printed by zwartopwit — 80 pages (20 black-and-white, 20 colour and 40 blank) — unbound — limited edition of 200 copies — no text

During a period of change, Ephameron turns to an old half-frame camera to document her surroundings. While life unravels, the camera breaks apart. This book collects 80 photographs, held together by the hands of the reader.

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Stad in oorlog: gevangenisverhalen (Charles Stockmans, Leon de Neve, Jos Veerman)

MAS — Antwerpen — 2023~2028
(an in-depth exhibition on life and death in Antwerp during World War II)

Curtain Call

by Ephameron

April 2024 — 12 euro — 9,5 x 12,5 cm — risograph printed by Witti Studio in fluoro orange and blue — stapled — limited edition of 100 copies — text in English

In this small book, lovingly printed during an artist residency in Bangkok, Ephameron confronts her grief. A simple scene takes place in an empty theater. Its curtains conceal and reveal truths in the silence of the night. Will this dream bring closure?

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Grafixx House Call

2022~now
For this radio show, your host Ephameron travels the world to visit some of her favourite creatives at their studio. Each episode features an interview and tracks selected by the guest. Tune in on wearevarious.com

Nooit meer alleen

by Ephameron

February 2021 – 29 euro – 24 x 29 cm – hardcover with 192 full colour pages – text in Dutch
ISBN 9789492672469

Voor Nooit meer alleen weefde Ephameron ervaringen van jonge ouders samen tot een gevoelig en sfeervol beeldverhaal. Zij ging op zoek naar een gemeenschappelijke beleving van een ingrijpende levensgebeurtenis — de geboorte van een eerste kind. Zeven hoofdstukken bieden elk een andere blik op nieuw leven, want na de komst van een kind ben je nooit meer alleen, maar ook nooit meer alleen.

Available from Oogachtend

Koppel

January 2021 – 20 euro – 2-colour riso print on 120g paper – 29.7 x 42cm – edition of 50

Available from www.topocopy.org

Us Two Together

by Ephameron

October 2019 – $29.95 – 7" x 9.5" – hardcover with 232 full colour pages – text in English ISBN 9780271084916

In this beautifully illustrated graphic novel, now translated into English from Dutch, artist Ephameron chronicles her father’s losing battle with early-onset primary progressive aphasia (PPA)—a rare form of dementia that advanced slowly and left him unable to speak or to coordinate his thoughts and actions.

A moving sequence of paper collage illustrations layered under text depicts Ephameron’s father’s decline and her family’s experience of caring for him. Compositional techniques combined with image, rhythm, and narrative work both to convey emotion and to frame illness in its context. Unlike other portrayals of dementia, Ephameron’s does not shy away from portraying the brutality of the disease. Us Two Together is a poetic and melancholic depiction of how dementia slowly disintegrates a body.

Available from www.psupress.org

Valavond

November 2019 – 70 euro – 3-colour silkscreen print on 240g light blue paper – 48 x 68cm – edition of 50

Available from www.supercollect.be

re/collection

by Ephameron

December 2017 – 25 euro – 10.9 x 17.1 cm – softcover with 320 full colour pages – no text
ISBN 9789492672025

This new book gathers a selection of impressions from the travel diaries of Ephameron. The artist uses observational drawing and painting as a way to engrave the memory and surroundings deeper into the brain. A compact but thick book, collecting 320 pages of recollections from 2011-2017.

Available from www.oogachtend.be