Noa Snir’s illustration series takes its cue from S.Y. Agnon’s A Simple Story, and the work has the deliberate quietness of something made in response to reading rather than to a brief.
Literary illustration is a difficult commission even when it is a commission. Snir treats the book as a world to inhabit rather than a text to decorate.
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