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// Jacob Kassay's Untitled 2/7 (Le Monde) (2013) is a lithograph that depicts a distorted and mirrored newspaper layout. The work features reversed and blurred text alongside fragmented imagery, creating a disjointed and abstract composition. The monochromatic palette and aged, distressed texture give the piece a vintage, archival quality, highlighting the impermanence and manipulation of information in printed media. By distorting the familiar layout of a newspaper, Kassay invites viewers to question the reliability and authenticity of the media, emphasizing the fragility and transient nature of traditional forms of communication. This limited edition print, one of only 2, challenges the perception of media as a permanent and reliable source of information.
Untitled 2/7 (Le Monde), 2013
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// Jacob Kassay's Untitled 2/7 (Le Monde) (2013) is a lithograph that depicts a distorted and mirrored newspaper layout. The work features reversed and blurred text alongside fragmented imagery, creating a disjointed and abstract composition. The monochromatic palette and aged, distressed texture give the piece a vintage, archival quality, highlighting the impermanence and manipulation of information in printed media. By distorting the familiar layout of a newspaper, Kassay invites viewers to question the reliability and authenticity of the media, emphasizing the fragility and transient nature of traditional forms of communication. This limited edition print, one of only 2, challenges the perception of media as a permanent and reliable source of information.
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