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Portfolio of 113 Digital prints // Two Parallel Lines by Luis Camnitzer is a conceptual digital print from 2014, part of a portfolio of 113 digital prints. This work explores language, meaning, and interpretation, presented through a grid format where each cell contains a line of fabric, thread, or ribbon alongside descriptive text. Each line fragment and accompanying phrase examines the essence of a line—whether as a boundary, connection, or narrative element. Camnitzer uses language as both a visual and intellectual element, prompting viewers to question the nature of representation and the relationship between objects and their descriptions. This print reflects Camnitzer's focus on blending text and imagery to explore philosophical and poetic ideas, making the viewer an active participant in interpreting the work.
Two Parallel lines , 2014
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Portfolio of 113 Digital prints // Two Parallel Lines by Luis Camnitzer is a conceptual digital print from 2014, part of a portfolio of 113 digital prints. This work explores language, meaning, and interpretation, presented through a grid format where each cell contains a line of fabric, thread, or ribbon alongside descriptive text. Each line fragment and accompanying phrase examines the essence of a line—whether as a boundary, connection, or narrative element. Camnitzer uses language as both a visual and intellectual element, prompting viewers to question the nature of representation and the relationship between objects and their descriptions. This print reflects Camnitzer's focus on blending text and imagery to explore philosophical and poetic ideas, making the viewer an active participant in interpreting the work.
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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.