Cake or Death?

This article asserts that passages, fragments, whole works shift, slip away, continually re-align themselves. All languages vibrates between opacity and transparency. Lately, by means of a digital process or sandblasting, the author has been printing his drawings on glass. Glass, with its dual natur...

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Publicado en:AGNI (1046-218X) no. 60; pp. 84 - 99
Autor principal: Jackson, Katherine
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: AGNI Magazine 2004
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