Books and newspapers are cut into horizontal stripes, pressed and glued into a whole with exactly the same format as the original. Denmark refers to this transformation as a dead letter, because only traces of the text remain on the surface.
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- Dead letters, 1974
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- Dead letters, 1975
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- Dead letters, 1981
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- Dead letters, Bank Delen, 1994 – 2013
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- Dead letters, 1994
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- Dead letters, 1997
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- Dead letters, 1997
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- Dead letters, 2002
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- Dead letters, 2009
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- Dead letters, 2012
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- Dead letters, 2013
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- Dead letters, 2014