Kevin McPherson Eckhoff has persisted in reading what was meant to be illegible, or irrelevant, or what Robert Smithson might have referred to as "language to be looked at" rather than words to be read.
In the process he renders "not the euphemism, [but rather] it" what the sheer materiality of language insists on continuing to say despite.
Undesigning the cipher of a place-holder, the matrix of layout meant merely to give space, he has transformed geometry into signification.
Kevin McPherson Eckhoff has persisted in reading what was meant to be illegible, or irrelevant, or what Robert Smithson might have referred to as "language to be looked at" rather than words to be read