graphite on illustration board, 2014, 30"w x 40"h
Through my investigative drawings of skulls, I have come to understand that my discoveries are unconsciously about the exploration of loss; what we project is usually a piece of the self, suppressed or denied. The drawings are intimately bound through timely execution and through a quiet exasperation in a vulnerable mindset of a perceived transition of experience. These drawings are depictions of certain types of loss: loss of life, the passing of time and memory loss. They are about the exploration of space, how these enriched objects can occupy them and how people interact with these drawings through understanding (their own) essential bareness.
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Hi, I came across your drawing in the Grad Ex book and I was wondering if you are interested in me considering using your work in the OCADU drawing textbook that I’m currently working on. This textbook will be similar to the Colour and Two-Dimensional Design textbook that I wrote for the first-year students. Like the colour textbook this is a publication where the profits go back to the institution for first-year programing. Please let me know if you are interested and when I start designing the book I’ll try and include your work in to the design.
Thanks
Glenn