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2026
letterpress on found library data cards
7.25 × 3.25 inches
edition of 72, with variable data card book titles & holes
True stereographs feature side-by-side images whose subtle differences trigger the illusion of three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional plane. They require binocular vision. This print is a false stereograph—the difference in the images are color placement, not vantage point. You won’t be able to solve the puzzle by crossing your eyes, though I think you should try. The subject is a snail, symbol of slowness, whose spiral shell resembles “crazy eyes.” This is about the pleasure of vision, of defiant languor.
2026
letterpress on found library data cards
7.25 × 3.25 inches
edition of 72, with variable data card book titles & holes
True stereographs feature side-by-side images whose subtle differences trigger the illusion of three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional plane. They require binocular vision. This print is a false stereograph—the difference in the images are color placement, not vantage point. You won’t be able to solve the puzzle by crossing your eyes, though I think you should try. The subject is a snail, symbol of slowness, whose spiral shell resembles “crazy eyes.” This is about the pleasure of vision, of defiant languor.