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Felix Salut: Shut Up I'm Counting!

Artist
Felix Salut
Date
2015
Publisher
Spector Books
Format
Artists' Books
Size
21 × 29.7 cm
Length
160 pgs
Genre
Fiction, Film & Cinema, Photography
Description

How on earth did Tara and Ohio end up in this strange world, consisting mainly of signs, symbols and fragments? They look for the sign »X«, which is supposed to lead them to the EXIT. Guided by an oracle that gives enigmatic directions, and distracted by a point that keeps devising new obstacles, they wind up in comical situations. Tara, who wants to grasp this world through combinations, is annoyed by Ohio, who has a number tic. Shut Up I’m Counting! is a project that combines film, text and graphics. In the form of a film script with 32 scenes, Felix Salut plays with different ways of translating a film into a book. The script and stills are assembled from typographical symbols, transforming the fictional story on paper into a film which one would love to see in full length.

Awarded with the Walter Tiemann Prize 2014

Thread-sewn paperback, b&w and colour throughout.

  1. shut up i’m counting!
 

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