This series consists of numbered posters in a 70x100 format that function as a conceptual extension of Fallen Rats. Each piece presents a word associated with moral or human values, rendered in a historic, authoritative typographic style. The words are printed using a subtle UV effect, making them readable only through light and attention. They do not assert meaning. They emerge quietly. Beneath each word, a short line suggests that paying attention to what is disappearing is not neutral, and that observation itself can become a form of resistance.
The posters are available framed or unframed. Together, they translate the logic of Fallen Rats into language, shifting from what is seen to what is noticed.
This series consists of numbered posters in a 70x100 format that function as a conceptual extension of Fallen Rats. Each piece presents a word associated with moral or human values, rendered in a historic, authoritative typographic style. The words are printed using a subtle UV effect, making them readable only through light and attention. They do not assert meaning. They emerge quietly. Beneath each word, a short line suggests that paying attention to what is disappearing is not neutral, and that observation itself can become a form of resistance.
The posters are available framed or unframed. Together, they translate the logic of Fallen Rats into language, shifting from what is seen to what is noticed.
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