Peta Pikir Drawing

This image is for me to wrestle the waste paper media from a very fine paper quality paper catalog. I cut it into several parts without even changing or rearranging it, seeing the dirty effect on the paper, like the liquid marks that made it look like rusty iron. I really like the effects, then I call it by giving a few layers using very liquid ink to produce transparent color effects such as plastic layers. The visual aspect that I can inspire is a lot of plastic bag waste sheets. With the hope that everyone can share the involvement of the presence of objects that no longer revolve around us ... then it becomes aesthetic value This work illustrates a sign, about the abstraction of thought which controls memory construction which aims to become a development of new things that have been patterned as goals