Untitled (floating fabric and transparency) Drawing

This image is informed by my concern with environmental chaos and the notion that it reflects our collective dysfunction as a species. In my images, external disruptions - environmental catastrophe, for example - is often presented as reflecting an apparently unrelated problem elsewhere. For example, a storm or a flood suggest collective emotional crisis and disharmony. This idea is common in various Art traditions. Japanese paintings and prints, for instance. Here, a floating piece of fabric may suggest the garment of an imaginary witness to earthly destruction; not so much a god-like presence, but the image of our higher nature and better judgement that has become separated from our actions. My images are often influenced by historical Japanese images in which historical scenes feel very much like fantasy, and where even the harshest and most painful subject is made beautiful. The material – wool dust – reminds us that everything (ourselves included) is transient.

Drawing:Color on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:12.6 W x 12.6 H x 0 D in

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