Cutting his typographic work in wood, Chicago-based artist Sighn uses common expressions, hoping to resonate with viewer’s emotions.The pieces tend to deliver a hug, a pat on the back, or a chuckle, he says of his prolific collection of carvings, which include a solid wood cutout of the words, in a limited edition of one million. Alongside a special set from this ongoing endeavor, expected to finish in only 60 years, the artist will be exhibiting a new series on Friday in Dumbo: gravestones adorned with fatal last words. “When All Is Said & Done” will open from 6 to 9 PM and remain on view through November 16th at Possible Projects, 68 Jay Street #510.