poet and visual artist
DIANA LOBO

Transforming words into physical objects.

As a poet, I’m engaged in exploring the boundaries between language and visual art. I work with poem-objects and other forms of tensioning the physicality of a (written) idea.

 

Praising the subtleties.

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I’m also passionate about the pictorial ways the languages can exist: the alphabets, the letters, their meaning combined with their shape or contexts, and also, some alternative writing systems such as notation, Braile, and other human codes.

 

In a more radical exploration, I’m also interested in using language beyond the semantic content, unfolding different uses of asemic writing.

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Touching the hidden margin.

Manipulating matter beyond three-dimensionality, twisting time and space to suspend seconds. Repetitions that generate frequencies, frequencies that generate states, that reconstitute matter itself.

When plastic thinking is quantum,
every word is a prophecy

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