Nothing Is So Important That it Needs To Be Made In Six Foot Neon (2009), by Kelly Mark | LANGUAGE TO BE LOOKED AT AND/OR THINGS TO BE READ

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"Language operates between literal and metaphorical signification. The power of a word lies in the very inadequacy of the context it is placed, in the unresolved or partially resolved tension of disparates. A word fixed or a statement isolated without any decorative or 'cubist' visual format, becomes a perception of similarity in dissimilars—in short a paradox." (Robert Smithson, 1967)
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Nothing Is So Important That it Needs To Be Made In Six Foot Neon (2009), by Kelly Mark
irony, neon, nothing, perception, work of art