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A slow, decisive handwriting, which becomes fast, furious, angry; thus - REBUS - receives and attacks the spectator, it accompanies him in an unknown world of images and sounds, played out between the known and the unknown, almost to amaze and frighten, to divide who knows from who does not know, who wants to know from who wants to escape. The predictable element is the unpredictability and its playing out everything, or almost, for the autonomy of the significants and for the defence of their free and potential transformation in the natural flow of time. Every given signification is destined to perish!

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A slow, decisive handwriting, which becomes fast, furious, angry; thus - REBUS - receives and attacks the spectator, it accompanies him in an unknown world of images and sounds, played out between the known and the unknown, almost to amaze and frighten, to divide who knows from who does not know, who wants to know from who wants to escape. The predictable element is the unpredictability and its playing out everything, or almost, for the autonomy of the significants and for the defence of their free and potential transformation in the natural flow of time. Every given signification is destined to perish!

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