Stylized cigar smoke.
To people who use style and words in their métier - like stylists, writers, journalists, poets - there is a direct link
between the stylized shapes of the cigar smoke they exhale and the style they use in their works in progress.

Secret export of stories.

In Cuba specialized readers still read aloud chapters from books
and newspaper articles on a daily basis.
These words echo through the factories and are subsequently rolled
into the cigars with great precision by the torcedors.
We are dealing here with an infinite amount of words
stacked into the cigars, waiting to come to life again when they are heated.
When the cigar is lit,
the words are detached from the leaves
as they are sucked into the smoker's mouth.
In this way, traveling on the smoke, they enter the heads of writers
at the other side of the world.
Words are blown out and sucked into the nose again,
where they directly enter the brain.
A fraction of a second later the smoker will think these very words
that settle in his mind.

Transport of images via your forefinger

(both drawing and text print in wooden frame)