FOS — One Language Traveller

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London & Copenhagen: In Other Words / Published by InOtherWords, 2015. 4to. Spiral wraps in slipcase. 112 pages. Minor edgewear to slipcase and corners of book

1. edition – one of only 750 copies

Artist book. “One Language Traveller, accumulates objects created by Danish artist FOS, as if the book were a cabinet of curiosities. United on the pages of the book, the sculptures speak to each other in a new vocabulary of form. One Language Traveller is ring bound, sits in a reflective slipcase and is finished in an array of paper.

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FOS — One Language Traveller