Yes. For WAKE UP: 22 Visual Meditations on Being Alive, I would position it primarily as spiritual reflection / personal growth / meditation, rather than an art book. The visuals are the distinctive format; the emotional and spiritual experience is what the reader is buying.
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Amazon book descriptionI would use this:
You don't need another life. You need to wake up to the one already happening.
WAKE UP is a collection of 22 visual meditations on being alive-on love, loss, freedom, desire, silence, grief, beauty, letting go and becoming.
Some will comfort you.
Some may irritate you.
Some might find you at exactly the right moment.
Each meditation combines words and imagery designed not simply to be read, but experienced. Read one a day. Sit with the image. Close your eyes. Notice what remains. Write about it if you want to. Then put the book down and go live something.
Walk beside the sea.
Wear the beautiful clothes.
Watch the sun disappear.
Make something.
Dance.
Take the path.
Open the door.
This is not a programme for becoming a better version of yourself.
There is no perfect version waiting at the end.
There is only the strange, beautiful, unfinished experience of being here.
For anyone who has ever felt lost between who they were and who they are becoming, WAKE UP is an invitation to stop postponing life until everything makes sense.
Twenty-two meditations. Twenty-two days. Twenty-two small acts of being alive.
Don't try to finish this book.
Let it happen to you.