Printed Twice (3) by A Kassen
Printed Twice is a series of posters by A Kassen that stems from the printing of the book “Works in Architecture”. As the title suggests, two motifs were printed on top of each other.
Format: 690 × 940 mm
Bundle up with the book “Works in Architecture” by A Kassen to get €20 OFF your order.
ABOUT A KASSEN
A Kassen was formed in 2004 and consists of Christian Bretton-Meyer, Morten Steen Hebsgaard, Søren Petersen and Tommy Petersen. Characterised by an artistic practice that spans site-specific and performative installations, photographs and sculptures, A Kassen experiments with a combination of humorous, aesthetic and abstract strategies in the encounter between work and audience by rethinking the exhibition situation and everyday life through constructed situations.
Printed Twice is a series of posters by A Kassen that stems from the printing of the book “Works in Architecture”. As the title suggests, two motifs were printed on top of each other.
Format: 690 × 940 mm
Bundle up with the book “Works in Architecture” by A Kassen to get €20 OFF your order.
ABOUT A KASSEN
A Kassen was formed in 2004 and consists of Christian Bretton-Meyer, Morten Steen Hebsgaard, Søren Petersen and Tommy Petersen. Characterised by an artistic practice that spans site-specific and performative installations, photographs and sculptures, A Kassen experiments with a combination of humorous, aesthetic and abstract strategies in the encounter between work and audience by rethinking the exhibition situation and everyday life through constructed situations.
Printed Twice is a series of posters by A Kassen that stems from the printing of the book “Works in Architecture”. As the title suggests, two motifs were printed on top of each other.
Format: 690 × 940 mm
Bundle up with the book “Works in Architecture” by A Kassen to get €20 OFF your order.
ABOUT A KASSEN
A Kassen was formed in 2004 and consists of Christian Bretton-Meyer, Morten Steen Hebsgaard, Søren Petersen and Tommy Petersen. Characterised by an artistic practice that spans site-specific and performative installations, photographs and sculptures, A Kassen experiments with a combination of humorous, aesthetic and abstract strategies in the encounter between work and audience by rethinking the exhibition situation and everyday life through constructed situations.
