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About this work

This image shows a long, narrow strip of paper covered in tiny, repeating shapes. The shapes look like little boxes or blocks, all in white and beige tones. They’re arranged in perfect rows, creating a grid that stretches across the whole piece. The artist used correction fluid—like the stuff you’d use to fix a typo—on printed text. That’s why it looks like white patches over a faint background. Check out Stephen Sollins to see how he turns everyday materials into art.