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Elize de Beer

South Africa

Printmaking, Letterpress on Paper

Size: 7.5 W x 10.6 H x 0 D in

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The work was created using a letterpress and set type. The type is set so that it will be printed backwards and so the letters don’t sit on the same line. This makes the words harder to understand and read. The work was created during de Beer’s BAFA final exhibition in 2015. This print work like many on the exhibition was a representation of her dyslexic experience. The main concept that de Beer explored was that through her dyslexic experience words often carried no coded meaning, but rather that they existed as abstract visual forms. It is though the work that de Beer highlights a form of dyslexic experience where the words are backwards and “float” on different levels. It creates an abstracted sentence that reads “Language of coded significance that underpins conventional written language”. The sentence further aims to distort the ideas of conventional written language.

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Printmaking:Letterpress on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:4

Size:7.5 W x 10.6 H x 0 D in

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I graduated from the Michaelis School of Fine art in Cape Town in 2015 with my BAFA majoring in printmaking. The following year I graduated with my honors in Curatorship in 2016. Since then I have been working within the creative industry both in galleries and currently in a framing studio. Over the years I have also taken part of various printmaking, bookbinding and book restoration internships to further my practical knowledge. During my studies and in my current artist practice, books and artist-books have been one of the main sources of inspiration for my work. This is rooted in the fact that I am dyslexic and my relationship with books and words is slightly different to the average reader. I have always been fascinated by a book's objectivity, how they act as carriers of knowledge and by words as imagery rather than carriers of meaning; as I could often not access the codes within words. Through my work I continue to explore the those relationships in the form of printmaking and book arts; further developing and expanding those concepts of words, knowledge and books.

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