INVERT ORACLE was conceived 1987 as an installation consisting of paintings, drawings and texts. The installation is an enclosed room,
approximately 16 by 16 feeet and 14 feet high, taking its general visual cues from both a fortune-teller's tent and a masoleum
Invert, Oracle by David Cannon Dashiell (San Francisco,
Ethan J. Walker, 1989) represents a facsimile of the
installation which the artist had constructed to represent his
autobiography, using the structure of the Tarot cards.
After four color plates which allow the reader to "see"
the installation and its progression, the artist/author then
uses the structure of the Tarot Cards to indicate meaning, its
reverse, and then relate some part of his life in reference to
the symbol. There is no linear arrangement for Gs autobiography,
so that the symbols trigger memories, rather than
chronological sequence. It is a brilliant way to tell the story
of a life. The color plates are clear, clean and well designed,
evocative of a place, a feeling, a relationship. A brilliant
expose of a life
First Edition 1989 by Ethan J Wagner Publ, PAPERBACK 118 pages w many b/w drawings and full color photos. Book in close to new condition w some wear to covers: Interior clean, no markings odor or animal hairs. Spine cracked, Covers lightly rubbed, short scratch on back cover ABOUT US: 10 years of experience in online selling with high customer satisfaction . BUY WITH CONFIDENCE - If you don't like the item, just return it in the way you received it and we will gladly return the purchase price
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