Rachel Roller is an artist creating artist’s books and printed matter. Her work draws on literature, poetry, and personal narratives, transforming found objects and ephemera into intimate publications. Using traditional bookmaking techniques, she integrates memory, family histories, and the overlooked details of everyday life.
A collection of over 100 four- and five-leaved clovers Rachel Roller inherited from her late grandmother, pressed between the pages of Wild Flowers of the Wayside and Woodlands. In it, the text reads: The name of the genus (Trifolium) is Latin and signifies three-leaved.
Dear Klaus — Thanks for your email. I wish you had sent me a postcard. — Yours, Rachel” Rachel Roller sent postcards to her uncle, hoping he would return the favour. Instead, he replied by email.
Postcard edition of 200 (First Edition in black)
Postcard edition of 200 (Second Edition in blue)
For twenty years Rachel Roller’s father kept the used car dealers’ business cards left under the windscreen wiper of his Mercedes Benz, collecting them in a pile on the dashboard.
Edition of 200.
A collection of objects Rachel Roller found in her late grandmother’s hand bags, arranged and photographed on her living room table. Each bag contained the following: a pen knife, perfume bottle, a handkerchief, sugar cube, a pen, a comb, matches, cough drop, a rain hood and a purse.
Edition of 200.
Rachel Roller’s Certificate of Authentication.
ABC Artists’ Books Cooperative members and invited artists contribute to this project. Each participant supplied a Certificate of Authenticity (CoA) but with the CoA itself being the artefact. In other words, each document referenced itself.
An ABC Artists’ Books Cooperative project. Initiator: Micheál O’Connell.
Pages: 60
Dimentions: 210 x 297mm
Printing: Print on Demand
Binding: Loose sheets
Year: 2021
Price including p&p €40.00. Order here.