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// Jacob Kassay's Untitled 5/7 (Le Monde) (2013) is a lithograph that reimagines a newspaper spread with a mirrored, fragmented approach. The artwork features reversed and blurred text alongside distorted imagery, creating a disjointed and unsettling aesthetic. The monochromatic tones and distressed texture give the piece an aged, archival feel, emphasizing the fleeting nature of printed media and the manipulation of information. The reversed and fragmented presentation invites viewers to question the authenticity of the media they consume, pushing them to reconsider how information is perceived and disseminated. This limited edition print, one of only 2, serves as a powerful critique of the impermanence and transformation of communication in contemporary society.
Untitled 5/7 (Le Monde), 2013
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// Jacob Kassay's Untitled 5/7 (Le Monde) (2013) is a lithograph that reimagines a newspaper spread with a mirrored, fragmented approach. The artwork features reversed and blurred text alongside distorted imagery, creating a disjointed and unsettling aesthetic. The monochromatic tones and distressed texture give the piece an aged, archival feel, emphasizing the fleeting nature of printed media and the manipulation of information. The reversed and fragmented presentation invites viewers to question the authenticity of the media they consume, pushing them to reconsider how information is perceived and disseminated. This limited edition print, one of only 2, serves as a powerful critique of the impermanence and transformation of communication in contemporary society.
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