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THE RELIEF OF INK AND MICROMOZART


Another absurd concept before going to bed:

When we open a book and see their letters printed seem flat. But it is a matter of scale. If these letters were to examine through a microscope, we would perceive them enough attention. Landforms are deposited onto the paper. Now imagine

a book (a novel, a compilation of stories, a poetry book). The ink forming sentences in the white sheet.

What if someone invented a printer to record all those words on paper but ... carefully sculpt every inch of ink?

We would look under a microscope every word and we would find that the reliefs of the ink are molded to represent things as they relate to the words that said ink part.

So if we saw under the microscope a sentence that talks about London, we would see how the ink has been sculpted playing London buildings, and the Big Ben and Westminster Palace.

If the words refer to missing climbers in the Himalayas, the reliefs of the ink, viewed under a microscope, show a small-scale reproduction of the imposing mountain range.

A tale set in the Cretaceous would be printed with ink that would shape, with its subtle reliefs, a tyrannosaurus-sized microbe.

Perhaps the word "vomit" would be carved with figures of people vomiting.

And in some strange way, although the human eye could not perceive at first glance, an unconscious part of us appreciate the infinitesimal perturbation in the reliefs of the ink and would capture the sense meaning. Savor In other words. The phrases we read antojarían more authentic, and not know why. We would not know that the texture of the ink is sending us a message, a set of visual stimuli that bypass our conscious awareness, but favor a very primal marriage between architecture of these blobs of ink and concepts that seek to enhance the way abstract.

And if you write / carve an entire book set in the streets of Madrid, and our printer ink sculpts magic of this book all the neighborhoods of Madrid ... and in turn sculpts thousand graffiti on the walls of Madrid thousand miniature ... and graffiti is that these have in turn one second story, a story within a story ...

... then ...

what then?