All of It, Tinged is a curated juxtaposition of the photography of Asako Shimazaki and the writing of Diana Fisher. Shimazaki’s quietly charged images from her solo wanderings across Northern Japan reflect and inflect Fisher’s diligent poetic narrative about a novitiate and her convent absorbing the results of a catastrophic national election. What is revealed is a weaving of conversations: between the narrator and God; the clash and complement of religious and elemental magnitudes; the private stance and the happenings of the public space. The register of this book is both grand and personal, interrogating affiliation and isolation, muteness and divine speech.