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Print on paper, endless copies 20,32 cm ideal height x 122,56 cm x 84,46 cm (original paper size)
The 'stacks of paper' evoke terms such as fragility and impermanence, as well as regeneration. Each paper stack work consists of printed photographic images (such as “Untitled”, 1992/1993), newspaper clippings, text, or a specific design. Once again, an audience can interact with the work by choosing to take a sheet with them. Each sheet taken gathers diverse meanings and interpretations depending on their new context (or not, if the visitor does not choose to engage).
