Photo Book Works

Paula Jull
Pocatello, ID

Save Burma

I traveled to Burma (Myanmar) in 2008 to see its Buddhist sites and meet the Burmese people. I was moved by the quiet dignity of a people who are abused and disenfranchised by a ruthless government. A man approached me at the night market, taking great risk, to tell me of their oppression. The photographs in this book are mine, depicting four groups: monks, men, women and children who suffer in different ways in Burma.

Giclee print on Moab Somerset paper, board with Nepalese paper. Some hand watercoloring. All photos and images are by Paula Jull; text is from burma campaign.org. and artist. 7 x 5.25 x 1 inches. 2010. Edition of 3.

To purchase, please contact Laura at 23 Sandy Gallery.

Artist Biography

Paula Jull studied Asian Art History and completed an MFA in printmaking at Indiana University. She began making books in 1992. Her interest and travel experiences in the cultures of Asia often find their way into her work. Her work has been seen in regional and national exhibits, and is in private collections. She is currently a Professor at Idaho State University teaching bookarts, design and photography. She a founder of the Pocatello Book Arts Group and is currently the chair of the Northwest Chapter of the Guild of Bookworkers.