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These are works of visual art, but I think of the words that form them as analytical objects –
to be shuffled, rearranged, and piled up.
The gradual deviation of meaning from word to word, from word to phrase, from phrase
to phrase makes it appear as if there was some governing logic being sought, but never
found.
In the process of being made, the text often becomes smudged, sometimes illegible,
language becomes gibberish. Alliteration and dissonance in both word and
color compromise clarity and camouflage any suggestion of resolution.
Emotionally leveled out by the corrosive effects of color and …