In addition to the orgasmic sounds of the squeezer tip sliding on different urban surfaces, this time we also have the sound of the waves: Grog Ink Heads #10 takes you to Venice, proposing an exploration from the lens of one of the first HandyCams on the market, directed by Fash, the protagonist of this tour through the city of gondolas.
The rythm of his tag develops with the extreme abstraction of the lettering, completed with some unmissable vertical lines that frame the edgy sign like perfectly straight and parallel quotation marks turning into distinctive features.
Everything is a sharp contrast, from the amateur look of the optical disc that creates an accurate contraposition with Fash’s experimental and futuristic hand style. A surreal imaginary comes to life, among reflections of locals in their boats, writings left by some students on a trip to Venice 15 years before and trains in transit too far away for the lagoon.
