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New York Residency

SVA Process

SVA Process

SVA 1

SVA 1

2010, emulsion paint on paper, ~250 x 100 cm

SVA 2

SVA 2

2010, emulsion paint on paper, ~250 x 100 cm

SVA 3

SVA 3

2010, emulsion paint on paper, ~250 x 100 cm

SVA 4

SVA 4

2010, emulsion paint on paper, ~250 x 100 cm

SVA 5

SVA 5

2010, emulsion paint, charcoal, chalk pastel and graphite on paper, ~ 220 x 100 cm

SVA 6

SVA 6

2010, emulsion paint, charcoal, chalk, graphite and chalk pastel on paper, ~250 x 100 cm

White line 2

White line 2

2010, emulsion paint and chalk pastel in a studio space, ~ 300 x 220 x 400 cm

White line 1

White line 1

White line 3

White line 3

During the summer of 2010, I participated in a 5-week artist residency at the School of Visual Arts in New York. This gave me an opportunity to discuss my work with professional artists and attend weekly lectures. The work I produced is unfinished, however I’m including it because it liberated parts of me that had been little explored previously, and that influenced some of my future work, most noticeably the compositions in charcoal. Particularly meaningful for me was my engagement with my long-standing and enduring interest in pattern.

 

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