Sand & Dust Department Store‧Cantonese Bird Language Risograph Stencil Printing Poster

Sanddust Department Store·Cantonese Bird Language Risograph Stencil Printing Limited Poster Dimensions: 297mm x 420mm Printing process: Risograph Number of editions: 30 sheets ---Each poster has the exclusive anti-counterfeiting steel stamp of The Groxury. ---It is recommended to customize the frame according to the size of the poster. ---In order to avoid damage to paper products during the logistics process, returns are not accepted. The Groxury Sand & Dust Department Store team will ship it in a picture tube, please be careful and rest assured to buy. * * * In ancient times, Cantonese people were regarded as "bird people", and what they said was naturally called "bird language". These titles are full of contempt, contempt and ridicule. Today Cantonese culture is also at a disadvantage, almost becoming a subculture. But no matter the history, no matter the trend, Feng Shui always turns around. From a different angle, this is not necessarily an opportunity for revival. The name of "Shachen Department Store" is half derived from the Cantonese slang "Shachen Baihuo", and the other half is derived from the long-established Lihong Department Store, a local grocery store in Guangzhou. "Sand dust" refers to arrogant attitude; "Bai Huo" is the appearance of extravagance, described as "Sand Dust Bai Huo", most of them are arrogant and domineering people. Cantonese has a long history of more than 2,000 years, and has accumulated enough cultural "family" to make us "spend" proudly. Cantonese culture contains a large number of homophones and consonants, adding a touch of mysticism to it. The use of homonyms in "Shachen Department Store" (in Cantonese pronunciation has a significant homophonic effect), in addition to the fun of word games, but also hides "Birdman"'s witchcraft worship of the power of language. In the time-honored Lihong Department Store, a local grocery store in Guangzhou, the designer selected and extracted the Chinese packaging font elements of the Pechoin brand moisturizing product Snowflake Cream, which was used in 1951, and designed the four characters of "Shachen Department Store" with the flavor of the times.