“The ReTurner” 11×14 inch drawing with some collage bits on a linen paper jacket, found on a 1923 J.M.W. Turner book. Somewhat the worse for wear (including the surrealist era forms and gestures I still like using).
“The ReTurner” 11×14 inch drawing with some collage bits on a linen paper jacket, found on a 1923 J.M.W. Turner book. Somewhat the worse for wear (including the surrealist era forms and gestures I still like using).
A small exhibition of flyers and prints at Innen Books in Zurich, Switzerland: T-shirt, quarter fold announcement back and front, along with logotype on gallery window.
A redesignated day.
Light / Fall Fall / Light
Collage made from an advertisement in a 1940 magazine: All brush stroke lines in the illustration were cut-out and rearranged as abstract drawings on a seemingly narrative grid format, 11 x 14 inches, 2017
Same for this one, other than a cartoon illustration was used, both by the way, from Esquire Magazines. The remarkable thing is, you can take the lines out of the 1940’s, but you can’t take the 1940’s out of the lines !
Some more 80’s art nostalgia: two drawings from a 1985 sketch book.
Americana photographs: a sequence of digital photos converted to B&W.
Untitled (or make up a nebulous naming of your own) drawing with collage, 2017
A current work titled: “An incomplete drawing drawing on Art Deco” China markers, rubbing, and turpentine on glossy paper, 2017 An aesthetic spectre that still haunts us ? No.
