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Anny & Roger, The term "sealed hermeticism" may describe the result of a process of revision which made my literal references more and more oblique, but I saved the sentence by Keston Sutherland for myself initially because I liked the diction and syntax and because it was a fresh definition of detournement. The rest of my text has no deliberate connection with the work of KS. There's no message--I'm just floating a trial detournement of the painter LB--whose work is probably unknown to Sutherland. Barry