Drawings

One of the hottest days in memory One of the hottest days in memory
2023
Landeversuch Wilhelmsplatz Landeversuch Wilhelmsplatz
2023
Offen und Alles und Zusammen Offen und Alles und Zusammen
2022
Parent, Child, and the Carbon Spirit Parent, Child, and the Carbon Spirit
2022
Drawings of adaptation, new challenges Drawings of adaptation, new challenges
2022
Permutations, Variations Permutations, Variations
2020–2021, ongoing
Loving care again and again Loving care again and again
2020
888beginnings 888beginnings
Ongoing
Drawings of adaptation, warm Drawings of adaptation, warm
ongoing
Drawings of adaptation, cold Drawings of adaptation, cold
ongoing
Drawings from a liquified forest Drawings from a liquified forest
2020
Smoke Drawings Smoke Drawings
2020
Small ink drawings Small ink drawings
ongoing
Energy Markings Energy Markings
2020
21:21 21:21
2003
Two Hand Drawings Two Hand Drawings
2002
Camera Lucida Lillies Camera Lucida Lillies
2001
Grown Drawings, Part II Grown Drawings, Part II
1999–2005
Grown Drawings, Part I Grown Drawings, Part I
1999

Many of my drawings generally start with little clusters of information; one could call them nuclei. I place them on a page or canvas and then let the drawing grow from them and around them. Some drawings are finished right where they were started, or months and years later, or never. I can sometimes pick up a little element of an object or impression of it and then transform it into a series of pages while moving to a different place, a different country, from season to season, year to year. Sometimes the nuclei are little snippets of conversations I hear somewhere or maybe elements of advertisements or elements of particles in motion. They can also be design elements of someone’s clothing or just the strokes of the pen against the page caused by a rocking motion of a mode of transportation I happen to be on. The drawings take a certain time to complete and one drawing can take several journeys to find its final form.

All drawings are a dialogue with the consciousness of the planet. They are a meeting point of materials and moments and thoughts. They adapt to circumstances and they grow and change as they need to.

I leave room for the viewer to interpret the interconnectedness of the lines and objects and colors. My work is completed by the viewer and their emotion when they open themselves to the energy of the work.

Originally written in
New York City, November 2002
edited in
London, December 2020