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Polymer-gravure with photo-etching and block printing. Armageddon Is It Too Much To Ask? (2017) by Harland Miller combines the artist’s signature literary wit with bold, optical abstraction. Executed in polymer-gravure with photo-etching and block printing, the work mimics a retro book cover, its title set against a vivid orange field. The lower portion features an impossible geometric form in saturated purples, greens, and oranges, evoking both mid-century design and the visual puzzles of Op Art. This edition of 50 encapsulates Miller’s talent for merging text, conceptual humor, and striking visual form, inviting viewers to question meaning while enjoying pure color and shape.
Armageddon Is It Too Much To Ask?, 2017
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Polymer-gravure with photo-etching and block printing. Armageddon Is It Too Much To Ask? (2017) by Harland Miller combines the artist’s signature literary wit with bold, optical abstraction. Executed in polymer-gravure with photo-etching and block printing, the work mimics a retro book cover, its title set against a vivid orange field. The lower portion features an impossible geometric form in saturated purples, greens, and oranges, evoking both mid-century design and the visual puzzles of Op Art. This edition of 50 encapsulates Miller’s talent for merging text, conceptual humor, and striking visual form, inviting viewers to question meaning while enjoying pure color and shape.
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What is Lettrism?
Lettrism is an art form that uses letters, words, and symbols to create artwork. The movement was established in Paris in the 1940s and later gained popularity in the 1950s in America. Lettrisme is the French spelling of the movement's name, derived from the French word for letter.
