NOV . 2011
Honoré D'O _ If language substitutes the title
Honoré d'O turns language itself into image, sculpture, and experience. His domestic universe spills into the gallery space: grey PVC pipes, large wall drawings, video monitors, and animated constructions on white walls come together in a world that is at once absurdist and deeply considered.
For Honoré d'O, language is not a caption for art, it is the art. He builds a visual grammar of words, sentences, and clusters, always beginning from a single punctuation mark at the centre of the composition. The result reads less like text and more like an Egyptian inscription or a musical score.
