I Would Rather, Letterpress
Configure, Letterpress
Aleph, Letterpress
Babayit, Letterpress
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Privileged/Marginalized Print We are each composed of many identities that shape who are as unique individuals. Race, gender, age, sexual orientation, religion, class, nationality, ability, and more. Some of these identities may define us and some may confine us. Some of these identities may offer us privilege and some may marginalize us as defined by cultural and societal “norms.” Through the use of conjoining text fragments, these related yet opposing words find new connections along the way through shared letters and the discovery of new forms.
Privileged/Marginalized Print We are each composed of many identities that shape who are as unique individuals. Race, gender, age, sexual orientation, religion, class, nationality, ability, and more. Some of these identities may define us and some may confine us. Some of these identities may offer us privilege and some may marginalize us as defined by cultural and societal “norms.” Through the use of conjoining text fragments, these related yet opposing words find new connections along the way through shared letters and the discovery of new forms.
I Would Rather, Letterpress
Configure, Letterpress
Aleph, Letterpress
Babayit, Letterpress
To view more Wisdom images, click on the link to the left, under contact.
Privileged/Marginalized Print We are each composed of many identities that shape who are as unique individuals. Race, gender, age, sexual orientation, religion, class, nationality, ability, and more. Some of these identities may define us and some may confine us. Some of these identities may offer us privilege and some may marginalize us as defined by cultural and societal “norms.” Through the use of conjoining text fragments, these related yet opposing words find new connections along the way through shared letters and the discovery of new forms.
Privileged/Marginalized Print We are each composed of many identities that shape who are as unique individuals. Race, gender, age, sexual orientation, religion, class, nationality, ability, and more. Some of these identities may define us and some may confine us. Some of these identities may offer us privilege and some may marginalize us as defined by cultural and societal “norms.” Through the use of conjoining text fragments, these related yet opposing words find new connections along the way through shared letters and the discovery of new forms.