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Fiona Banner's 'Break Point' 1998 is a large painting comprising sixty-six rows of red text written horizontally, which collectively describe a car chase. The text is a description of a scene from the film Point Break (dir. Kathryn Bigelow, 1991), and in preparation for making this painting Banner watched this section of the film and wrote an account of it, which she then used as the text for the painting. In a 2009 interview the artist observed that in these works ‘the narrative is kind of scrambled’, stating that this reflects her interest in the limits of linguistic communication: 'We’re bound to work with [language] but sometimes it’s not enough, or it’s in the way, and obviously sometimes (in life and in art) it doesn’t work right as a tool for communication.'

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