Tag: R2049 Visual Reconstruction, The Withholding Gaze, Structiography, traffic signs, public space, urban infrastructure, visual communication, directional information, spatial orientation, addressability

The Sign That Could Be Seen but Not Read: How the reverse side of a traffic sign reveals that public information is organised not only by content, but by direction

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IFABS Stream, The Withholding Gaze 23. October 20264. October 2026

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