A clown, peeing Drawing

Art should look unintentional, like it just happened. Our eye is so trained to be violated by hard visual images that it doesn't trust a picture if it looks like someone tried to make it look a certain way. We believe accidents, spilled ink, spots. We appreciate photos with things and people caught off guard. With this in mind, I drew this man (a clown?) relieving himself close to a chair by using only arbitrary locations on the body that have no names. Instead of painting shoulders, head, legs, I placed spots in unnameable places, leaving the viewer's imagination to see the parts that are not there. When you can look at white paper and see things, you feel gratified. Later I realized that in this drawing the topic of peeing adds to the feeling of a man having been caught at a private function, something he would be punished or ridiculed for.

Drawing:Ink on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:14 W x 11 H x 0.1 D in

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