Nick Ceglia - Putting Year After Year On Ed Ruscha's Year After Year After Folding
“This poster serves as both a tribute and a reworking of Ed Ruscha’s original work “Year After Year.” It’s a wordplay experiment displaying how removing one word can alter and preserve a phrase at the same time.
By folding the poster so that “after” disappears, it transforms a written phrase into a visual fact—where “year” is literally after “year.” Dissecting and cutting it down turns this into something that makes no sense and also perfect sense.
While I could have used my own phrase or statement to overthink, I found something intriguing in discovering a hidden opportunity for wordplay within something of his - especially since language is also at the forefront of what he does.” — Nick Ceglia
20 x 27 inches
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© Nick Ceglia
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Nick Ceglia - Putting Year After Year On Ed Ruscha's Year After Year After Folding
“This poster serves as both a tribute and a reworking of Ed Ruscha’s original work “Year After Year.” It’s a wordplay experiment displaying how removing one word can alter and preserve a phrase at the same time.
By folding the poster so that “after” disappears, it transforms a written phrase into a visual fact—where “year” is literally after “year.” Dissecting and cutting it down turns this into something that makes no sense and also perfect sense.
While I could have used my own phrase or statement to overthink, I found something intriguing in discovering a hidden opportunity for wordplay within something of his - especially since language is also at the forefront of what he does.” — Nick Ceglia
20 x 27 inches
Newsprint Poster
© Nick Ceglia
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“This poster serves as both a tribute and a reworking of Ed Ruscha’s original work “Year After Year.” It’s a wordplay experiment displaying how removing one word can alter and preserve a phrase at the same time.
By folding the poster so that “after” disappears, it transforms a written phrase into a visual fact—where “year” is literally after “year.” Dissecting and cutting it down turns this into something that makes no sense and also perfect sense.
While I could have used my own phrase or statement to overthink, I found something intriguing in discovering a hidden opportunity for wordplay within something of his - especially since language is also at the forefront of what he does.” — Nick Ceglia
20 x 27 inches
Newsprint Poster
© Nick Ceglia
