A Voice, in Partial Vision is a publication reimagining a series of projects developed over the past decade with writers, musicians, designers, academics and community groups. Working across London, Leicester, Liverpool and Kent, Judd has created fictional and real communities in response to particular places, histories and social contexts.

The publication brings together sculpture, photography, drawing, writing, performance, music, costume, archival material and documentation. Across these projects, Judd explores community and place, belonging and not belonging, and the shifting boundaries between separateness and togetherness.

With commissioned texts by Fatoş Üstek, Jeffrey Kastner and Fiep van Bodegom.

Published by Stanley Picker Gallery, 2026
Designed by Modern Activity
273pp, hardcover
21.5 × 29 × 2cm
ISBN 978-1-0676918-0-6

Using a distinct and wide variety of methodologies within performance and video to explore the themes of scepticism and belief, Judd concentrates on those sects and sections of society pinned to marginalised, occult or esoteric belief systems, such as witches, clairvoyants and shamans.

Comprising commissioned text and colour imagery (original photography and stills gleaned from his video work), the book reveals the dual processes of art and the occult as tied up in a seemingly never-ending quest to uncover 'truths', both operating in an intriguing place where nothing is proven. Art is seen as a magical process, in which objects, images and ideas become transformed through the mutual belief of the artist and viewer. The roles that Judd adopts examine this fusion of practices, often positioning himself as the initiate, at the fulcrum between immersion and separation.

With commissioned texts by Emma Cocker, Pandora Syperek and Alun Rowlands.

Published by Black Dog, 2014
112pp, softcover
24 × 18 × 1cm
ISBN 978-1-908966-33-9