This photographic essay from Morocco documents the unusual and poetic in Essaouira, Marrakech, Fes, Chefchaoeun and Tangier. It is said that when creating a mosaic or building a mosque, there must always be some slight imperfection, since only Allah can be perfect. Morocco has its engrained beauty of design and detail. Certain vistas seem lost in time, with a weirdness, other worldliness, and sensory overload. Yet against this poetic backdrop there is often imperfection. Contains 99 colour photographs, soft cover, matte paper, 279 x 216 mm.