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Publisher: Hatje Cantz / Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden / Kunstverein Hannover, Berlin / Dresden / Hannover, 2018
Editor: Slavs and Tatars
Format: Softcover, gloss-laminated cover, OTA binding, 21 × 29 cm, colour throughout
Pages: 152
ISBN: 978-3-7757-4472-0
Wripped Scripped continues Slavs and Tatars’ alphabetic insurgency: letters as border guards, phonemes as heretics, scripts as small political machines. Moving through Hurufism, the sacred charge of [kh] across Hebrew, Arabic and Cyrillic, Germany’s Orientalist [dsch], and the nasal ghosts of Polish and Turkish identity, the book treats language not as neutral infrastructure but as empire, intimacy, and revolt. Includes texts and visual work by Slavs and Tatars, with graphic design by Stan de Natris / Slavs and Tatars.