"Self-Portrait" book cover. Displays a collage of photos of Patrick Tsai, mostly open mouth as if mid sentence. Title is also written in Japanese on the right.
Single book page, displaying a full bleed photo of Patrick Tsai sitting on a couch. "Patrick, what is regret?" is written under him in TV caption style text.
Single book page, displaying a full bleed photo of Patrick Tsai with his hands up in explanation. "Aliens were invading the Earth not from outer space, but from the sea." is written under him in TV caption style text.
Back cover of book. Collage of 3 picture of Patrick Tsai, two of him talking and one of him laying on the ground.
"Self-Portrait" book cover. Displays a collage of photos of Patrick Tsai, mostly open mouth as if mid sentence. Title is also written in Japanese on the right.
Single book page, displaying a full bleed photo of Patrick Tsai sitting on a couch. "Patrick, what is regret?" is written under him in TV caption style text.
Single book page, displaying a full bleed photo of Patrick Tsai with his hands up in explanation. "Aliens were invading the Earth not from outer space, but from the sea." is written under him in TV caption style text.
Back cover of book. Collage of 3 picture of Patrick Tsai, two of him talking and one of him laying on the ground.

Patrick Tsai - Self-Portrait

$ 45.00

Softcover, 300 pages, 8.2 x 5.1 inches.

From the author:

"One afternoon, I was watching an interview with the Danish film director, Lars von Trier. He mentioned an anecdote about how he had once hidden under a table in order to avoid meeting David Lynch. Because it had English subtitles, I took screenshots and sent them to my partner, thinking she would enjoy it. When I flipped through the images, I recognized that the scene converted into stills made the story funnier. Not only that, because of the captions, I could literally see sound. For most people, that means nothing, but for a photographer, that was a revelation.

“'Self-Portrait' is a collection of stories, asking how much our past mistakes define who we are, especially in the eyes of others. Once opened, the book becomes a video that must be consumed outside of its normal context. However, what look like screenshots are actually photographs taken on-site with a still camera; and the anecdotes presented are not remotely related to what was being said at the time of documentation. The multiple contradictions, layered upon one another, escalate the drama and comedy with the turning of each page."

 Edition of 500. 

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