About The Work
Deaf since the age of ten, Joseph Grigely essentially focuses on the art of conversation, exploring issues of communication and language. Blueberry Surprise consists of one continuous text of 45000 words, written by those to whom the artist spoke. Each change of color (red, orange and black) signifies the switch to "a new voice talking", always unknown characters.
Courtesy of mfc-michèle didier gallery
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About The Work
Deaf since the age of ten, Joseph Grigely essentially focuses on the art of conversation, exploring issues of communication and language. Blueberry Surprise consists of one continuous text of 45000 words, written by those to whom the artist spoke. Each change of color (red, orange and black) signifies the switch to "a new voice talking", always unknown characters.
Courtesy of mfc-michèle didier gallery
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Specifications
Book, 28 cm x 21.4 cm, 96 pages
Printed on Opale Dialogue naturel 150g
End papers on Colorit Paper black 160g
Cover printed on Colorit Paper orange 120g mounted on cardboard 2.5
Jacket printed on Colorit Coquelicot Paper red 160g
Signatures are double-stitched with linen thread
Printed by Arte-Print
Bound by SVK
Production
Edition of 250 numbered copies and 50 artist's proofs
Produced and published by mfc-michèle didier in 2006
© 2006 Joseph Grigely and mfc-michèle didier
NB: All rights reserved. No part of this edition may be reproduced in any form or by any means without written permission of the artist and the publisher.
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