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Oak gall ink on Cotton Organdie. My interest in internal and external spaces has led me to draw the Showroom collection in the first place. This particular image does present a clear image of a pile of pretty cushions but there is nobody around. By using loose free-hand tiny brush strokes I trace the image but never really capture it as if it was a story imagined in one’s mind... It is a similar experience after one finishes reading a book: an image is created in one’s mind but it is never completely realistic and appears uncertain or even scattered. In this instance, the fact that cushions are strictly centred and not placed on anything, makes you realise as if it is a fraction of a memory... The use of monochrome ink confirms the scene is only a fragment in time, but knowing that I use my own homemade Oak-gall ink brings some warmth and care to that almost transparent and almost untangible image set on the light and airy cotton.
Oak gall ink on Cotton Organdie. My interest in internal and external spaces has led me to draw the Showroom collection in the first place. This particular image does present a clear image of a pile of pretty cushions but there is nobody around. By using loose free-hand tiny brush strokes I trace the image but never really capture it as if it was a story imagined in one’s mind... It is a similar experience after one finishes reading a book: an image is created in one’s mind but it is never completely realistic and appears uncertain or even scattered. In this instance, the fact that cushions are strictly centred and not placed on anything, makes you realise as if it is a fraction of a memory... The use of monochrome ink confirms the scene is only a fragment in time, but knowing that I use my own homemade Oak-gall ink brings some warmth and care to that almost transparent and almost untangible image set on the light and airy cotton.
Oak gall ink on Cotton Organdie. My interest in internal and external spaces has led me to draw the Showroom collection in the first place. This particular image does present a clear image of a pile of pretty cushions but there is nobody around. By using loose free-hand tiny brush strokes I trace the image but never really capture it as if it was a story imagined in one’s mind... It is a similar experience after one finishes reading a book: an image is created in one’s mind but it is never completely realistic and appears uncertain or even scattered. In this instance, the fact that cushions are strictly centred and not placed on anything, makes you realise as if it is a fraction of a memory... The use of monochrome ink confirms the scene is only a fragment in time, but knowing that I use my own homemade Oak-gall ink brings some warmth and care to that almost transparent and almost untangible image set on the light and airy cotton.
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Five Cushions – Limited edition of 1 Drawing

Neringa Dastoor

United Kingdom

Drawing, Ink on Soft (Yarn, Cotton, Fabric)

Size: 5.1 W x 7.1 H x 0 D in

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Oak gall ink on Cotton Organdie. My interest in internal and external spaces has led me to draw the Showroom collection in the first place. This particular image does present a clear image of a pile of pretty cushions but there is nobody around. By using loose free-hand tiny brush strokes I trace the image but never really capture it as if it was a story imagined in one’s mind... It is a similar experience after one finishes reading a book: an image is created in one’s mind but it is never completely realistic and appears uncertain or even scattered. In this instance, the fact that cushions are strictly centred and not placed on anything, makes you realise as if it is a fraction of a memory... The use of monochrome ink confirms the scene is only a fragment in time, but knowing that I use my own homemade Oak-gall ink brings some warmth and care to that almost transparent and almost untangible image set on the light and airy cotton.

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Drawing:Ink on Soft (Yarn, Cotton, Fabric)

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Size:5.1 W x 7.1 H x 0 D in

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Neringa Dastoor (b.1978, Lithuania) is Alumna of the Royal College of Art in London. She moved back to London England after 2 years in Brooklyn, New York and 2 years in Brighton. She makes marks whether with her own made oak hall ink or thread. Materials play a big part embodying more than the eye meets. She is also ma-ma to two young children.

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