I’m loving exploring this idea from different angles. When does a grid stop being a grid? What is it then? The tension between the formal rules of the grid and the movement that arises through and in spite of that form evoke all sorts of other tensions in my mind. To what extent are our lives ordered or chaotic, regimented or free, communal or individual?
Both of these are about 4″x6″, drawn with ink in a pocket sketchbook. The light and camera available distort the colors, but you can get the idea.
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July 25, 2020 at 3:27 pm
Day 2: new variation | Sermons in Stones
[…] done numerous variations on these nets, but never with a rupture in the middle. I’ll continue, and probably […]
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