Ce'

by Irene Chan

Inspired by a Chinese legend that the gift of giving comes from studying the objects of nature, the images of Ce' were created from collected found organic material and arranged into "sentences" to read as visual language. Ce' is about reading nature's form, gestures, and movements as a written language. This series of books takes the reader through an experience much like a Taoist philosophical journey.


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Title:   Ce'
Creator: Irene Chan
Description: Inspired by a Chinese legend that the gift of giving comes from studying the objects of nature, the images of Ce' were created from collected found organic material and arranged into "sentences" to read as visual language. Ce' is about reading nature's form, gestures, and movements as a written language. This series of books takes the reader through an experience much like a Taoist philosophical journey.
Paging: 1 book object ([19] p. pamphlet, 2 origami folds, 1 with folded strip ([5] leaves))
Dimensions: 20 x 33 x 3 cm.
Date: 1998
Edition: 70
Printing Method: Silkscreen
Structure: Accordion fold book
Paper: Recycled plastic fibers, post-consumer waste, Lupa Herb handmade paper, moss and grass handmade paper, Japanese Mingei Glassine handmade paper
Other Publishing Information: Ch'an Press
Signature: Signed by the artist
Subject: Organisms directly projected through a photographic enlarger to orthographic film and screenprinted. Small origami fold contains dried plant matter.
Other Notes: Organisms directly projected through a photographic enlarger to orthographic film and screenprinted. Small origami fold contains dried plant matter.
Holdings: Rochester Institute of Technology, Duke University, University California (Santa Barbara), University of Colorado (Boulder), Syracuse University, Smith College, University of Delaware, Walker Art Center, Virginia Commonwealth University, Yale University, Cleveland Institute of Art, University of Kentucky, Herron Art Library - IUPUI, University of Rochester - River Campus, Reed College, Center for Women's History, Columbia College (Chicago), University of California (Santa Barbara), Wheaton College, Temple University Libraries, University of Louisville, University of Utah, Maryland Institute College of Art, Vassar College
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