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Numbers as Art (pArt 2) / Ilia Bouslakov (Russia)

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Hello. Today we are addressing numbers looking like words. That was an accidental discovery too, just like in case of numbers looking like humans (see my previous post).

As a comment to this part 2 I’d like to say that sometimes I smile when I come across some of these words in real life because they have an absolutely different meaning if looking through my project prism.

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“Number 193”. Reads ” I’m ” (Tattoo).
Comment: I -1; ’ – 9; m – 3 turned counterclockwise.
“Number 290”.  Reads ”ego”. (all the drawings on paper 42×30 cm, acrylic).
Comment: e – 2 (you can see that the left upper round part is not connected to the horizontal line in the middle); g – 9; o – 0.
“Number 349”.  Reads ”MIR” meaning “world” or “peace” in Russian.
Comment: M – 3 turned counterclockwise; И – 4 (drawn if form of a vertical line on the left upper part, a horisontal line in the middle and a vertical line on the right lower part) whose left upper part is lowered; P – 9.
“Number 378”. I can’t read it since these are Japanese hieroglyphs – mountain (left one – 3 turned clockwise), man/human being (in the middle – 7 turned counterclockwise), sun (right one – 8).

“Number 332”. Reads “World War 2”.
Comment: W – 3 turned clockwise.
“Number 370”.  Reads ”ZLO” meaning “EVIL” in Russian.

“Number 183”. Reads “IBM”.
Comment: B – 8; M – 3 turned counterclockwise.
“Number 318”. Reads “Men In Black”.
Comment: M – 3 turned counterclockwise; B – 8.
“Number 361”. Reads ”MI” meaning “WE” in Russian.

“Number 101”. Reads ”lol (LOL = Lots Of Laughs)”.

To be continued…

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