An independent study focused on drawing that explores visual notations of qualitative and quantitative measures of time. The foundation of the drawing is structured by months and years, however it evolves to propose an alternative perception of time and space as experienced through Lodgepole pine trees from the Pacific Northwest. This investigation looks closely at their life cycle – progression, threats, afterlife – through the exploration of analytical, time-based drawing.
exhibited at the 2015 Victory for Tyler, Victory for All Group Exhibition at Crane Arts, Philadelphia
2014–2015
Philadelphia, PA, USA
Mentor: Sneha Patel
Format: 61 x 183 cm
Media: graphite, ink, various paper, and tape on mylar
exhibited at the 2015 Victory for Tyler, Victory for All Group Exhibition at Crane Arts, Philadelphia
2014–2015
Philadelphia, PA, USA
Mentor: Sneha Patel
Format: 61 x 183 cm
Media: graphite, ink, various paper, and tape on mylar