What I'm reading

  In 2025, I realized that since I’m a researcher and will have to travel a lot and live wherever work takes me, I wouldn’t be able to build up a book collection. So I decided to at least take notes on the books I’ve read since 2025 and post them on my website. I add a book to the list if I found it interesting in some way, so it doesn’t necessarily mean I liked it.

• "Performance Works of Lia Haraki", Lia Haraki, Erica Charalambous
• "Paris: Ronis", Willy Ronis
• "Bullshit Jobs", David Graeber
• "Time for Immediate Photography", Maria Bavykina, Vladislav Efimov
• "Not Working: Why We Have to Stop", Josh Cohen
• "Jaws in Space: Powerful Pitching for Film and TV Screenwriters", Charles Harris
• "Blue: The History of a Color", Michel Pastoureau
• "So Good They Can’t Ignore You: Why Skills Trump Passion in the Quest for Work You Love", Cal Newport
• "Anything but Work: Stories About Contemporary Art", Andrea Bellini
• "A Brief History of Thought: A Philosophical Guide to Living", Luc Ferry
• "Lewis W. Hine. America at Work", Lewis W. Hine, Peter Walther
• "Design Today", Maria Savostyanova
• "Design and Form: The Basic Course at the Bauhaus and Later", Johannes Itten
• "Париж глазами художников", Жерар Денизо
• "Архитектура. Искусство понимать", Марина Сергеевна Яровая
• "Искусство XX века. Ключи к пониманию: события, художники, эксперименты", Алина Аксёнова