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HIGH CAPACITY by Kasper Andreasen

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A4, 208 pages, Black white printing, Perfect bound, Softcover, 2023 High Capacity is a somewhat fierce picture book showing a personal collection of ephemera collages made of material from the turn of the millennium. This artist’s book contains 203 photocopies of collaged items collected by the artist between 1998 and 2003 in London, Copenhagen, Amsterdam and elsewhere. Until 2016, the loosely sorted material had been neatly filed in moving boxes, whereupon the artist took action: “‘Either dump it or keep it,’ I kept saying to myself. I grabbed a stapler and gave it a try.” What you see here r

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