Nothing Intensifies
Iris Colomb
Pamenar Press, 2025

///////// 120 Pages
///////// 14.8 x 21 cm
ISBN: 978-1-915341-25-9



Nothing Intensifies is a hybrid body of poetic works through which performative, visual and sonic elements collide. Iris Colomb writes between distance and transience, doubt and defiance, stagnation and disruption, displacement and dissolution. Nothing Intensifies presents a porous world of fragments, delays, elisions and erosions through which meaning swarms, splits and scatters. 
 
 
Iris Colomb is a poet, artist, performer, curator, lecturer and translator based in London. Her practice explores various relationships between visual and verbal forms of text through projects involving performance, book objects, improvisation, and experimental translation. Iris’  individual, collaborative, interactive, and durational performance works have been showcased across the UK as well as in German, Austrian, Romanian, Norwegian, French and Chilean events and festivals. Previous publications include pamphlets I’m Shocked (Bad Betty Press),  just promise you won’t write (Gang Press), Ridiculous Unlikely Attempt (Hesterglock Press) and Where do you begin in this (Ma Bibliothèque), as well as magazines and anthologies in the UK, Europe, and beyond.  Nothing Intensifies is her first full-length poetry collection.