Later heaven
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Sprache: | eng |
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San Francisco
2015
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Ausgabe: | Edition of 8 + 1 AP, [signed by the artist and blind stamped] |
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Beschreibung: | In paßgenauer, mit Kozo RIce Papier überzogener Box "Later Heaven is inspired by the ancient "book" or divination manual currently called the I Ching, or Yi Jing. ... The I Ching is a divination manual accompanied by a system of 64 hexagrams, where each one defines an archetypical event or universal experience of living. Each hexagram is comprised of two trigrams positioned one above the other. Each trigram is made of three lines where the line is either broken or solid. If one calculates all the possible combinations of the two choices, broken or solid, in groups of three stacked in a vertical pile, the total number of possible combinations is eight. Therefore the fundamental building blocks of the I Ching are the eight Ba Gua, or trigrams, defined as Qian or heaven, Kun or earth, Li or fire, Kan or water, Xun or wind, Zhen or thunder, Dui or lake, and Gen or mountain. The book Later Heaven contains subjective illustrations of these eight trigrams using photo-collage and poetry derived from translations of the ancient text. The book reflects the way the I Ching combines the trigrams into sixty-four hexagrams by combining two trigrams, one stacked on the other, by having two sets of pages bound one above the other using two spines so that the upper set of pages can be turned or read separately from the lower set of pages. Thus the eight trigram's illustrations can be mixed and combined in 64 different ways by the reader. The book is called "Later Heaven", after a traditional name of one of the many possible ways of sequencing the Ba Gua." Aus dem PDF-Kolophon zu Later heaven: "Photo-montage, poetry, and design by Dana Smith. - Hand bound by Dana with a coptic stitched silk moire-covered hard cover with two spines. - Digitally printed on Moab Moenkopi Unryu Washi paper with Epson pigmentbased inks." |
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Beschreibung: | 17, 17 ungezählte Seiten |