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The artist concerned has claimed in one of his descriptions 'iqut.jushp_18x19cm_23–9-18 - The titles of my drawings are created via a ‘random letter choice process’ of my design, to create ‘pseudo-word combinations’, so as not to influence the viewer’s first impression/ interpretation with a logical word title.' Since I always look at the image first and then the title, this is wasted on me. It would, however seem he hasn't succeeded in making a disconnection between the two as in many cases I have found both the title and the image confusing. I am not doing down abstract art, it's just that I find some of it difficult to understand or appreciate.
