This extraordinary book-sculpture by Lucio Fontana encases a collection of die-cut plates in copper, steel, and Plexiglas within a sculptural wooden and pink enamel housing, transforming the traditional concept of a book into a three-dimensional objet d'art. The work pays homage to the visionary theater theorist and poet Antonin Artaud, with Fontana's characteristic exploration of space and materiality serving as a fitting tribute to Artaud's own boundary-defying artistic philosophy. Completed with an artist's book authored by Otto Hahn and featuring a cover illustration by Fontana himself, the piece bridges literature, sculpture, and fine art into a singular, unified creation.