WHAT IS LEFT
In the drawing series "What is left,” I explore the possibility of having only a trace of a drawing. I call this a drawing’s DNA. I make a drawing from collected organic and decaying material found in nature. I then cut the paper in disc shapes, arrange them in a line, and join the pieces with a thread. The transformed tridimensional drawing holds the remains of what it once was.
Title: Memory (3 drawings)
Year: 2008
Medium: charcoal, graphite, graphite, crayon and thread
Size: ∅ l,58” x 12” long (variable installation)
Detail Memory (3)
Title: “spread” (2 drawings)
Year: 2007
Medium: ink, graphite and thread
Size: ∅ 3/4 “ x 46” long
Title “stain” (2 drawings)
Medium: ink, pencil and thread
Size: ∅ ½” x 46” long each
Year: 2007
Title: Embrace (2 drawings)
Medium: charcoal, pencil and thread
Size: ∅ 3.4 x 10 inches long each
Year: 2007
Title: “nine days” (9 drawings)
Year: 2005-2006
Medium: charcoal and thread
Size: ∅ ½” x 72” long
Title: Barolin (11 drawings)
Medium: ink, graphite, charcoal and thread
Year: 2009
Size each ½” x 6” long each
Title: Second
Year: 2007
Medium: ink, thread
Size: ∅ 1.5 x 12 inches