On the back cover, it is stated that Alexander Oiko was born in 1987 and lives in Khabarovsk, Russia. His works are published in such magazines as "Drugoe Polusharie", "Chernovik" and are the part of my book "Pyatna" ("Spots"). Besides visual poetry, he creates sound poetry and ZAUM. I regret very much that russian futurists of the beginning of 20th century have been forgotten undeservingly on their motherland. My creation is often called avant-garde? But I think, that mass-poetry hasn't been developing since 19th century. In my opinion, visual poetry shows author's feelings and makes images brighter. Visual poetry should be a standard and should become mass-poetry. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.