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Sophie Tottie: Fiction is No Joke by Niclas Ostlind

Sophie Tottie: Fiction is No Joke

Niclas Ostlind
184 pages
Hatje Cantz
Jul 2007
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Sophie Tottie, born in 1964 in Stockholm, and based there and in Berlin, makes drawings, wall paintings, videos and photographs. Often of an existential nature, her subjects relate to political or historical contexts, and play with graphic interfaces, abstract sign systems, images, symbols and scripts.
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