Lubok 11 continues the Lubok series as an artist-led platform dedicated to contemporary relief printmaking.

The volume brings together original prints produced specifically for the book, using techniques such as woodcut and linocut. Each contribution is conceived as an autonomous work rather than a reproduction, reinforcing the book’s status as an exhibition in printed form.

Materiality and process are central. Paper, ink, matrix, and seriality shape the rhythm of the publication, while the sequence of pages creates a visual dialogue between distinct artistic positions. Edited by Christoph Ruckhäberle, Lubok 11 emphasizes collaborative production and positions printmaking as a living, experimental practice in which tradition and contemporary image-making intersect.