At Sanderson Contemporary Art. Photo courtesy of artsdiary.co.nz
At Sanderson Contemporary Art. Photo courtesy of artsdiary.co.nz
At Sanderson Contemporary Art. Photo courtesy of artsdiary.co.nz
Photo courtesy of artsdiary.co.nz
Draw a Line Somewhere
2012/3
Approx. 3000mm x 3600mm x 10mm (h x w x d). Two-sided soft drawing.
Red felt, black quilting, yellow cotton.
Draw a Line Somewhere explores languages of drawing, through an engagement with surface, line, gesture and process. Conflating drawing with soft sculpture techniques the work hints at three-dimensionality yet exhibits characteristics of drawing, such as a flat surface as a ground and line as a key element (created through processes of cutting and stitching). Whilst gestural, the form is a product of meticulous labour – a repetitive and experiential process of encounter through fabrication that represents an interiorisation and an antidote to mediated experience.
Photo courtesy of artsdiary.co.nz
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