
Written and illustrated by Quint Buchholz · Translated by Peter F. Neumeyer
A boy discovers a secret world through his neighbor's mysterious art.
A solitary boy is captivated by his enigmatic neighbor, Max, an artist who leaves behind a secret exhibition. As the boy explores these strange and beautiful images, he uncovers a world where the familiar becomes extraordinary. What mysteries will the art reveal, and how will it transform his view of the everyday?
A solitary boy is drawn to his mysterious new neighbor, an artist named Max. He spends hours in Max’s studio, but Max is secretive and does not show the boy his pictures – until he departs on a journey and leaves behind a surprise exhibition for his young friend. Max’s pictures are strange and beautiful. They depict a realm where things, familiar at first glance, nevertheless behave in the most surprising and unpredictable ways. In this spellbinding picture book, the reader joins the boy in contemplating these challenging images, in a celebration of the power of art to transform the everyday into something magical.
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