Considered one of the most important voices on the international art scene, Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos has enjoyed a career spanning more than thirty years and is renowned for her monumental sculptures and immersive installations that transform everyday objects into provocative works of art. Her works – featured in prestigious collections such as those of François Pinault, Louis Vuitton and the Rothschild Foundation – range from the everyday to the universal and explore the boundary between art and everyday life. Transcending the Domestic presents a selection of the artist's installations that evoke a sense of spirituality and reflection on the human condition, including Tree of Life, Garden of Eden, Loft and Valkyrie Mumbet. Accompanied by a wealth of images, the monograph features an extensive critical essay by Jonathan Jones and a conversation between Edith Devaney and the artist.