COMBINED
STUDIES

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Collection Notes

Meaning is often found not only within symbols, but in the relationships between them.

Combined Studies bring two or more symbols into conversation, exploring how each transforms the meaning of the other. Some pairings reinforce one another, some create contrast, and others reveal ideas that neither symbol could express alone.

Through hand engraving and written observation, each study considers not only the individual symbols, but the dialogue that exists between them. Rather than defining a single interpretation, these works remain open, allowing each viewer to discover their own connections and meaning.

As new editions are engraved, the study continues to grow, with every piece becoming part of an evolving collection.

Select a Combined Study below to explore the study and discover its available editions.

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Presented as Part of
The Archive 

Every Archive piece is individually presented as part of The Archive and is accompanied by its own Archive Card.

The Archive card documents the piece’s place within The Archive, and is carefully presented to be collected, kept, and passed on alongside the work itself.

To learn more about The Archive, its numbering system, and the ideas behind each collection, visit:

Behind The Archive ⟹

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