Steiner wrote the text for his presentation in order to shed light on the theoretical and philosophical presuppositions that underpin his variable approach to individual artworks. This approach is expressed in the text as well as in the presentation itself, in the visual similarities and dissimilarities between the works on display. As the information text has to be literally unfolded so, too, do the various relationships and levels of knowledge figuratively unfold in the composition of the text, into a central text, an appendix and footnotes. The books on the shelf literalize the presence of a theory on the act. The richness and the density of ideas and references are mirrored in the concentration of works in the gallery, with the bay window being given the function of appendix to the text. The longer you look, the more you see...