The Power of Line
This collection of drawings reflects an ongoing exploration of material, gesture, and surface. Working with pencil, charcoal, and pastel, I explore the qualities of drawing and the expressive potential of mark-making. Gestural, emotive marks are balanced by moments of restraint and open space, allowing the surface to breathe and the composition to unfold with clarity and rhythm.
Mister, 2010, Graphite and charcoal on paper, 100 x 140cm
Gestural, emotive marks coexist with moments of restraint and open space, allowing the surface to breathe. The drawing builds a perfect composition through accumulation and erasure that embraces the movement and strength of the human body and psyche.
Untitled, 2007, Acrylic paint on paper, 100 x 140cm
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Untitled, 2009, Graphite, charcoal and pastel on paper, 100 x 140cm
Gestural, emotive marks coexist with moments of restraint and open space, allowing the surface to breathe. The drawing builds a perfect composition through accumulation and erasure that embraces the movement and strength of the human body and psyche.
Untitled, 2005, Graphite on paper, 100 x 140cm
Gestural, emotive marks coexist with moments of restraint and open space, allowing the surface to breathe. The drawing builds a perfect composition through accumulation and erasure that embraces the movement and strength of the human body and psyche.
'Through pencil, charcoal and pastel, I explore the materiality of drawing and the expressive potential of mark-making.'