unending dream

[Ask to Reserve 1st Edition] unending dream a Film Photobook by Scott Williamson

Limited 1st Edition: Signed, Numbered & Hardcover (Print Run of 20-30)

148 pages, 107 black/white photographs with original poetry

8.25" x 5.25"

$40 USD + shipping (March 2017)

unending dream is a photobook three years in the making; it traverses a wide range of themes related to human connection, reality, meaning, and conviction, as represented by the things I’ve seen, people I’ve met around the world, and poetry I’ve written over that span of time. It is therefore a very personal–almost diaristic–work, but ultimately is relatable universally on a human level.

I’ve been shooting film for over three years now with the idea that one day I would craft a loose narrative and compile a selection of it into a photobook. unending dream is that book. Although it contains photographs from the past three years, I have been working on the concept, writing, design, and production of the book myself for almost two years. And now–finally–reservations for the limited first edition are now open!

For the first edition, I plan to produce an exclusive signed, numbered, and hardcover version of the book with a local printer here in Toronto (pictured here is a test softcover copy). A limited run of approximately 20-30 copies will be produced. I am targeting a mid- to late-March release and shipping.

Toronto, Ontario - July 2015.

I ordered the test copy of my photobook a few days ago. Can’t believe it!

Scanned by _Ryuik. Thanks!

In this long interview, we’d like to learn more about you—everything from your childhood to your discovering guitar, all the way till now.

This will probably be the longest interview I’ll ever have.

I’m itching to get started. Now then, let’s start with your hometown. You are from the Kansai region?

Yeah, the Kansai region.

What was your household like?

When I was little, there were six of living together: my grandpa and grandma, my pa and ma and my older sis. My grandpa and grandma have already passed though. Oh, I just remembered! My grandpa’s funeral was amazing, man.