Xerography is one of the major channels through which a union in art and technology can be achieved. As a result of a three-year research study of xerography and such a union, the following examples have been developed: XIOPP Model, art historical perspective, visual literacy exhibition and vocabulary. The XIOPP Model is an illustration and summary of the integrated processes of creativity, xerography, and visual literacy. The art historical perspective is a clarification of the processes and components of the model. A complement to the historical data and to the processes, the visual literacy exhibition in this article is an introduction to the use of a viewing guide. The guide will help viewers to acquire and use the visual skill of originality for seeing, evaluating, and appreciating 12 works of art and the environment beyond this exhibit. New vocabulary has been defined: visual literacy exhibition, XIOPP, ink drawing print, ink oil painting print, xerography, copy art, viewing guide. Established vocabulary has been redefined: originality, creativity, visual literacy. (Author)