A Head with Wings is a photographic and text-based artist’s book by Anouk Kruithof that combines found imagery, personal photographs, digital fragments, and diaristic writing into a non-linear exploration of perception, identity, and mental states.

The book is structured as a sequence of visual and textual interruptions rather than a continuous narrative. Images are sourced from multiple contexts—personal archives, online material, and rephotographed fragments—creating a shifting field where meaning is unstable and constantly reconfigured. The presence of text, handwritten notes, and typographic interventions further disrupts linear reading.