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Color iris print - signed and dated on verso, Inscribed on the Verso set #6, #1 of 2 Printer: Muse X,New York // MOUSE A IS by Diana Thater, created in 1996, is a digital print on canvas that plays with language and typography to provoke thought. Set against a vibrant blue background, the phrase mouse, a is is displayed in elegant, cursive yellow text, reversing the typical word order and evoking curiosity. This seemingly simple phrase can prompt various interpretations, challenging the viewer’s assumptions about meaning and context. Thater, known for her conceptual and often media-based works, explores how language structures thought and perception. This limited edition print, signed and inscribed, invites viewers to contemplate the fluidity and ambiguity of language.
MOUSE A IS, 1996
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Color iris print - signed and dated on verso, Inscribed on the Verso set #6, #1 of 2 Printer: Muse X,New York // MOUSE A IS by Diana Thater, created in 1996, is a digital print on canvas that plays with language and typography to provoke thought. Set against a vibrant blue background, the phrase mouse, a is is displayed in elegant, cursive yellow text, reversing the typical word order and evoking curiosity. This seemingly simple phrase can prompt various interpretations, challenging the viewer’s assumptions about meaning and context. Thater, known for her conceptual and often media-based works, explores how language structures thought and perception. This limited edition print, signed and inscribed, invites viewers to contemplate the fluidity and ambiguity of language.
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Diana Thater
MOUSE A IS, 1996
Limited Edition Print
Digital Print On Canvas
USD 4,500
Diana Thater
CAT A IS, 1996
Limited Edition Print
Digital Print On Canvas
USD 4,500
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