Joanne Liu is an illustrator living in Hong Kong.

Playful and beautifully put together, My Museum explores how there is art everywhere, waiting to be discovered. Not just on the walls and plinths of a museum but in the shapes of our bodies, the patterns of light, the colours of clothes.

This book has no words, except for the artists' names hidden on museum maps and brochures. It is a book for visual contemplation. Each page is a different room in the museum. In each room the shapes and colours of artworks match the surroundings, including the people viewing the art. Can you spot the similarities between the art and what’s around it? Viewers' clothes are the same colour as Rothko paintings, dappled light coming through a tree outside the window is similar to Monet’s Water Lilies, a cleaner with a mop and bucket stands next to a sculpture of a woman pouring water from a jug.

My Museum is full of rich colours and things to spot and is great for any age.

- Briana