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ARTIST STATEMENT
.."ReBecca
Gozion conveys the anguish of someone
who desperately is trying to
communicate, although in a mode that is
jumbled, illogical, and generally
indecipherable to others"....
"Letters and
words are often written backwards or
upside down, and are interspersed with
numbers and signs.
English shifts to German in
places, and at times the language is an
incomprehensible mixture of fabrication.
There are also erasures and
smudges.
"Although
the text is virtually impossible to
read, the agony of its mournful voice is
unmistakable.
Indeed, the voice refuses to remain
silent even when it speaks in a void.
In one sense, the voice seems to
be searching for its own language, and
in another sense it seems to be in the
process of wiping out the languages it
has learned.
Given its visual character and
compositional style, the voice also
seems to be in rebellion against the
conventions of a unified, ordered code
and any centered, hierarchical
structure. . . "
Sidra Stich
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