
give
charcoal, graphite, ink on paper, 2007
29 x 29 inches

on a wing and a prayer
oil bar on paper
30 x 22 inches

on a wing and a prayer
oil bar on paper
30 x 22 inches

red twine
oil bar on paper
30 x 22 inches

net
enamel paint on board
8 x 10 inches
cat's cradle 1
indian ink and acrylic on board
10 x 8 inches

cat's cradle 2
indian dye and acrylic on board
10 x 8 inches
wired
indian dye on paper

flow
acrylic ink and indian dye on paper
LINE DRAWINGS
The drawings are concerned with the expressiveness of such linear materials as string, twine and wire and the different tensions inherent to each. By starting with the actual materials, exploring their physical qualities and repeating such childhood pastimes as cat’s cradle, sense memories are activated: these processes affect the mood and energy of the resulting drawings and the media and colours are chosen with the purpose of exploring these further. The use of oil bars, enamel paint and Indian dyes is related to specific childhood memories of colour, texture and the physical act of drawing.