Since the realisation of the art of Vincent van Gogh, art historians have assumed the life of the post-impressionist painter and his last painting before death – until today he spoke again. In his attempt of his last work, Vincent chose to leave that blank, forgoing all colours and told how he felt about life in an empty stain. Blank van Gogh consists of over 30 pieces of narrative, appearing to be the voice of the post-impressionist in written words. These with a combination of visuals depict his story and the vision in his thoughts before death. This book is written in first person as a fiction composition of Vincent talking to the reader. The digitally edited images shown with the narratives are realistic yet consisting the twist of his world, bringing the reader back to the scene of the starry nights, the wheat fields and peasant dwellings.