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The term ‘graphology’ is perhaps most associated with: ‘the art or science of inferring persons character, disposition and aptitudes from the peculiarities of his handwriting’. As such, graphology is a somewhat outmoded discipline and is rarely called upon to solve a crime or to supply a diagnosis. As a term, however, graphology aptly sums up the notion that in the act of writing and drawing, both the hand and the psyche, the medium, and the mind, are implicated, and that perhaps it is impossible to separate one from the other. Edwin Carels, Graphology, Drawing from automatism and automation, Gent: MER, 2012. p 7
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fragments from Solaris 20 (Footnote) by Dominique Somers & Liesbet Grupping

Solaris 20 shows the result of the collaboration between Belgian artist Dominique Somers and artist-run gallery Violet. It is the first of a series of artistic collaborations where Somers invites different artists to interpret and rewrite works from her archive.
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Solaris 20 is part of Liesbet Grupping’s artistic research, supported by the Flemish government and shown in chapters at Violet.