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‘the large installation Palavras Cruzadas (Scrabble), 2000, consists of a labyrinth of cardboard boxes and hundreds of peeled, dehydrated oranges. The large aromatic fruits are carved so that each one bears a letter. Again, the artist creates an “edible” alphabet, but this time one that you may touch and use: Audiences are invited to form words, to play Scrabble with the fruit-that is, to make sense out of nonsense.’ Daniel Birnbaum pusblished in Artforum.