Objections
Mario Diacono
1968
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Objections
Mario Diacono
1968
Milan: Edizioni Tool
Unpaginated [64 pages]
17.5 × 13.5 cm
Edition of 199; numbered 105/199

According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, an objection is a reason or argument presented in opposition, a feeling or expression of disapproval, or a statement of opposition to an aspect of a judicial or other legal proceeding. Aligning his "objtexts" to these definitions, Mario Diacono creates a constellation of political and aesthetic statements, reuniting typographical compositions from two distinct series: "Objections Milano '67," focused mainly on sculptural object poems, and "Architexture Berkeley 1968," consisting of visual poetry and collage. A text-as-image artist's book that charts Diacono's poetic investigations in between two continents and two languages.

Milan: Edizioni Tool
Unpaginated [64 pages]
17.5 × 13.5 cm
Edition of 199; numbered 105/199

According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, an objection is a reason or argument presented in opposition, a feeling or expression of disapproval, or a statement of opposition to an aspect of a judicial or other legal proceeding. Aligning his "objtexts" to these definitions, Mario Diacono creates a constellation of political and aesthetic statements, reuniting typographical compositions from two distinct series: "Objections Milano '67," focused mainly on sculptural object poems, and "Architexture Berkeley 1968," consisting of visual poetry and collage. A text-as-image artist's book that charts Diacono's poetic investigations in between two continents and two languages.

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According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, an objection is a reason or argument presented in opposition, a feeling or expression of disapproval, or a statement of opposition to an aspect of a judicial or other legal proceeding. Aligning his "objtexts" to these definitions, Mario Diacono creates a constellation of political and aesthetic statements, reuniting typographical compositions from two distinct series: "Objections Milano '67," focused mainly on sculptural object poems, and "Architexture Berkeley 1968," consisting of visual poetry and collage. A text-as-image artist's book that charts Diacono's poetic investigations in between two continents and two languages.

Milan: Edizioni Tool
Unpaginated [64 pages]
17.5 × 13.5 cm
Edition of 199; numbered 105/199

According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, an objection is a reason or argument presented in opposition, a feeling or expression of disapproval, or a statement of opposition to an aspect of a judicial or other legal proceeding. Aligning his "objtexts" to these definitions, Mario Diacono creates a constellation of political and aesthetic statements, reuniting typographical compositions from two distinct series: "Objections Milano '67," focused mainly on sculptural object poems, and "Architexture Berkeley 1968," consisting of visual poetry and collage. A text-as-image artist's book that charts Diacono's poetic investigations in between two continents and two languages.

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According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, an objection is a reason or argument presented in opposition, a feeling or expression of disapproval, or a statement of opposition to an aspect of a judicial or other legal proceeding. Aligning his "objtexts" to these definitions, Mario Diacono creates a constellation of political and aesthetic statements, reuniting typographical compositions from two distinct series: "Objections Milano '67," focused mainly on sculptural object poems, and "Architexture Berkeley 1968," consisting of visual poetry and collage. A text-as-image artist's book that charts Diacono's poetic investigations in between two continents and two languages.

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