Maufe, Imi

Imi Maufe hoarded tiny notebooks and filled them with scraps of print—ticket stubs, receipts, the back of cereal boxes—then collaged them into tiny, perfect prints. The trick? Always leaving one corner of each scrap blank so your eye can rest. Maufe’s prints live in that quiet zone between disposable and deliberate, proof that even the throwaway can be art if you notice it first. Next time you’re in a museum with a print room, look for *Passport to Print*—it’s the size of a postcard but packed with the texture of a whole life.