Below the black and white pictures, white words and monochromatic descriptions. The photographic plate glass by itself has the peculiarity that it can make anything appear; it can make someone else's dream come true, or make someone else's nightmare come true.
In these monochromatic texts, what appears in the glass is a radical departure from the models that have, as its corollary, substituted the artificial flavors of language for the natural ones. Here, we have substituted a visual vocabulary for the one composed entirely of sounds.