Alexander C. Totter (1954) - Sculpture, Dudel, 2 - 13 cm - Mixed Media - 2000

Alexander C. Totter (1954), Dudel, 2, 2000.

Spelling noodles in a carton, 13 x 8.8 x 3.2. Signed and numbered on the back. 2nd edition, Copy: 5570/10000. Not for consumption.

Provenance: Article Editions, Berlin.

Condition: Good condition. Content expired according to the best-by date. This is a artwork and not food. The illustrations are part of the condition description.

DUDEL
After the expiration of the shelf life of the 1st DUDEL edition, the revised version of the explicit spelling came into force on January 1, 2000. The 2nd, unrefinable edition contains all the curses that may be spoken immediately – dental braces (for Tee-nagers), rammmachines as well as Euroknogallaries and various blackmail extras. Balanced diet guidelines now allow taking one less h for spaghetti and one more s for ketchup. In compounds like nettle tea harvest, letters are no longer swallowed. From this literal enrichment results a higher consumption of consonants and vowels. To avoid an unexpected running out of letters, DUDEL distribution recommends generously stocking this binding reference work.

DUDEL, the one true 3-D animated vocabulary, belongs in every household. This culinary record of language ensures the enjoyable spelling of neo-German running gags by all the rules of the art of comedy. Download the contents of this package to a hard drive and stir the letters in an email pot to form new words. In no time the hard bits become software against curiosity. Eat wisdom with a spoon. Let the neologisms melt on your tongue with understanding. With regular doodling you’ll get plenty of new spellings!